Resize DIV or TABLE tag

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  • yaron

    Resize DIV or TABLE tag

    Hello

    Is there a way I can use the resize property in
    a <div> or <table> tag like it used for <frame> tag

    thanks yaron
  • David Dorward

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    Re: Resize DIV or TABLE tag

    yaron wrote:[color=blue]
    > Is there a way I can use the resize property in
    > a <div> or <table> tag like it used for <frame> tag[/color]

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    • yaron kalatian

      #3
      Re: Resize DIV or TABLE tag

      Hello David

      what I meant is :
      I have a page which is divided by a <table> and a <div>
      to a left size and a right size.
      I want to resize the left size by standing with the mouse
      on the border of it and drag it to the left (decreasing it size) or to
      the right (increasing it size)
      the same way that the Explorer is working

      thanks again for your help
      yaron


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      • Michael Winter

        #4
        Re: Resize DIV or TABLE tag

        yaron kalatian wrote on 04 Dec 2003:
        [color=blue]
        > I have a page which is divided by a <table> and a <div>
        > to a left size and a right size.
        > I want to resize the left size by standing with the mouse
        > on the border of it and drag it to the left (decreasing it size)
        > or to the right (increasing it size)
        > the same way that the Explorer is working[/color]

        I don't believe that either was designed for that purpose: they are
        structural, not interface, elements. Using them like you propose to
        is like using FONT elements and non-breaking spaces for layout: it's
        a bad idea and misuse of the elements. If you want to use a resizable
        partition, use frames or present your page using a multimedia object
        (Flash, Java, etc).

        Mike

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