Help Me With Positioning Divisions

[Dennis M. Marks]

Please ignore all previous postings from me for the past couple of
days. All has been solved except for the following.

I have three divisions that I am having trouble positioning. What works
in IE does not work in Netscape. I have removed all top and left
positioning from the css. If you look at my current home page you will
see 3 divisions on the bottom. There is a calendar (calendar), calendar
controls (controls), and a counter (footer). Calendar and controls are
generated by the javascript calendar.js. Could that be a problem?

They are now stacked. I want them side-by-side. What should I do? The
styles are in styles.css.

Note that there are other divisions on the page that are positioned
correctly.

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Dennis M. Marks

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[mscir]

Re: Help Me With Positioning Divisions



Dennis M. Marks wrote:[color=blue]
> Please ignore all previous postings from me for the past couple of
> days. All has been solved except for the following.
>
> I have three divisions that I am having trouble positioning. What works
> in IE does not work in Netscape. I have removed all top and left
> positioning from the css. If you look at my current home page you will
> see 3 divisions on the bottom. There is a calendar (calendar), calendar
> controls (controls), and a counter (footer). Calendar and controls are
> generated by the javascript calendar.js. Could that be a problem?
>
> They are now stacked. I want them side-by-side. What should I do? The
> styles are in styles.css.
>
> Note that there are other divisions on the page that are positioned
> correctly.[/color]

Have you seen this site:

http://www.w3.org/2002/03/csslayout-howto

It has been advocated many times that tables shouldn't be use in HTML
for layout purposes. This page shows one way to create a 3 columns
layout using CSS only.

[Dennis M. Marks]

Re: Help Me With Positioning Divisions

I have read the following message from mscir <mscir@access4l ess.net>
and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:[color=blue]
> Dennis M. Marks wrote:[color=green]
> > Please ignore all previous postings from me for the past couple of
> > days. All has been solved except for the following.
> >
> > I have three divisions that I am having trouble positioning. What works
> > in IE does not work in Netscape. I have removed all top and left
> > positioning from the css. If you look at my current home page you will
> > see 3 divisions on the bottom. There is a calendar (calendar), calendar
> > controls (controls), and a counter (footer). Calendar and controls are
> > generated by the javascript calendar.js. Could that be a problem?
> >
> > They are now stacked. I want them side-by-side. What should I do? The
> > styles are in styles.css.
> >
> > Note that there are other divisions on the page that are positioned
> > correctly.[/color]
>
> Have you seen this site:
>
> http://www.w3.org/2002/03/csslayout-howto
>
> It has been advocated many times that tables shouldn't be use in HTML
> for layout purposes. This page shows one way to create a 3 columns
> layout using CSS only.
>
>[/color]

and my reply is:
Thanks to all who helped me but I decided to simplify the calendar so
it only shows the current month. Dynamically generating the divs caused
too many problems.

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Dennis M. Marks

http://www.dcs-chico.com/~denmarks/

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