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  • theo

    3column problem liquidity wraps

    I'm having problems with 3column css (several rows), and am wondering if you
    guys might recommend a good solution. Try Opening these then stretch and
    shrink (resize) the window to see the liquidity problems.

    The two column did well, but these 3columns, .....well,
    if I can just get these divs to stay positioned when liquid, in majority of
    resolutions.








    Thanks,
    M.E.


  • theo

    #2
    Re: 3column problem liquidity wraps

    Still toying with it, and tried putting each row of divs into a seperate
    container div, to try and keep the height equal on each row of divs, but no
    dice. Any Clues?




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    • Lars Eighner

      #3
      Re: 3column problem liquidity wraps

      In our last episode,
      <i5KdnXUj9IZbfa 7fRVn-ig@eatel.net>,
      the lovely and talented theo
      broadcast on comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.stylesheets:
      [color=blue]
      > Still toying with it, and tried putting each row of divs into a seperate
      > container div, to try and keep the height equal on each row of divs, but no
      > dice. Any Clues?[/color]
      [color=blue]
      > http://wholives.com/temp/cssr.htm[/color]

      If you will google on "three column css," you will discover in
      the first few hits a very large table of attempts to solve the
      three-column problem, with links to demo pages of each so that
      you can pick your poison.

      Get back to us when you find a solution that:

      1) Works in recent browers,
      2) Doesn't involve gross hacks,
      3) Degrades gracefully in older browsers,
      4) Has the content in the right order when viewed in text
      browsers and by bots.
      5) Looks good in all reasonable resolutions and window sizes.

      --
      Lars Eighner eighner@io.com http://www.io.com/~eighner/
      My last cow just died, so I won't need your bull anymore.

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      • theo

        #4
        Re: 3column problem liquidity wraps

        [color=blue]
        > If you will google on "three column css," you will discover in
        > the first few hits a very large table of attempts to solve the
        > three-column problem, with links to demo pages of each[/color]


        Appears that using single row of 3 columns is less problematic,
        where I used many rows of 3 columns. Also appears to help
        with wrapping problems, when avoiding 100% width, in IE.
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        M.E.


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        • theo

          #5
          Re: 3column problem liquidity wraps

          [color=blue]
          > Get back to us when you find a solution that:[/color]

          Is a single (non nested) css-table kosher?

          m.e.


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