Re: Float and Shrinkwrap

[Gus Richter]

Gus Richter wrote:

>
When time permits I try some of the many variables possible. Dorayme
seems to be doing likewise.
>

I note that on alt.html dorayme is responding to a question "DIV -
dynamic height" wherein she gives another variable on her referenced page:
<http://netweaver.com.a u/floatHouse/page10.html>
That page should be included in this thread as well.
The terminology of nuclear family should be removed, however, and
replaced with "containg block" and "floats". IMHO of course.

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Gus

[dorayme]

Re: Float and Shrinkwrap

In article <27adndj4i_Ugp2 HanZ2dnUVZ_rrin Z2d@golden.net> ,
Gus Richter <gusrichter@net scape.netwrote:

Gus Richter wrote:

When time permits I try some of the many variables possible. Dorayme
seems to be doing likewise.

I note that on alt.html dorayme is responding to a question "DIV -
dynamic height" wherein she gives another variable on her referenced page:
<http://netweaver.com.a u/floatHouse/page10.html>
That page should be included in this thread as well.
The terminology of nuclear family should be removed, however, and
replaced with "containg block" and "floats". IMHO of course.

I am not sure about this Gus, it is really not quite specific enough to
be useful on the phenomenon you have raised. (btw, I accept now that
there are reasonable explanations for what goes on).

In that particular page, the word "nuclear" was doing a particular job.
I won't explain it here.

_______________ _______
On the question of z-indexing, dorayme is going to do a job for itself
in its very own language to have a parallel scheme that makes more
intuitive sense to normal martians (that have hearts and blood running
in their veins) and keenly listens to you all to make sure that nothing
in my stories ever results in anything but sure predictions of webpage
phenomena.

I don't exactly enjoy thinking in terms of the css rules, they are
martian unfriendly and I am thinking that humans maybe are some kind of
robot underneath. I look at humans for tell-tale signs of oil leaks and
fancy every bump on their backs under their clothes is a sign of a
clockwork wind-up key. I swear on both my antennae that I heard an
Australian Lifesaver the other day mumble in a machine monotone the
float rules as he patrolled up and down Coogee beach.

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dorayme

[Gus Richter]

Re: Float and Shrinkwrap

dorayme wrote:

In article <27adndj4i_Ugp2 HanZ2dnUVZ_rrin Z2d@golden.net> ,
Gus Richter <gusrichter@net scape.netwrote:
>

>I note that on alt.html dorayme is responding to a question "DIV -
>dynamic height" wherein she gives another variable on her referenced page:
> <http://netweaver.com.a u/floatHouse/page10.html>
>That page should be included in this thread as well.
>The terminology of nuclear family should be removed, however, and
>replaced with "containg block" and "floats". IMHO of course.

>
I am not sure about this Gus, it is really not quite specific enough to
be useful on the phenomenon you have raised. (btw, I accept now that
there are reasonable explanations for what goes on).

Because you're using the "normal intuitive" method on that page. Refer
to the other post where I gave:

I was trying to say that it was counter-intuitive because in the
markup/source the normal would be to have the float come _second_ as:
>
<div id="shrink">
<div id="float">Som e text and more</div>
Some text and some more to get a few more lines.
</div>
>
when compared to where the float comes _first_:
>
<div id="float">Som e text and more</div>
<div id="shrink">Som e text and some more to get a few more lines.</div>

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Gus