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  • somelongusername
    replied to Beyond floats
    David,

    Thanks a lot for the links, they really helped. I really wish I had a few more ounces of brain cells to google "css floats". The conflict of judgment between your posts make be believe you're definitely past the pre-andropausic stage. I guess it's no surprise you've reached 298 posts.

    Good riddance
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  • somelongusername
    replied to Beyond floats
    Dave,

    Sorry if i wasn't clear, but all im looking for is some explaining on how float operate.

    In my example, we have a give with with 600px then

    1. #float1 is added and as expected it floats to the left
    2. #float2 is added and since there isnt any place of the same line it's placed (floated) to line 2 (as expected).
    3. #float3 is added and floats to the left of #float2 (as expected)
    ...
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  • You could create 4 text boxes, and then write javascript code to capture their onChange event and then update the union'ed textbox. Other than that, I dont think there's any other way around it.

    FYI: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_onchange.asp
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  • http://demo.script.acu lo.us/ajax/autocompleter
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  • somelongusername
    started a topic Beyond floats

    Beyond floats

    Hi all,

    I've been playing around with CSS floats, trying to understand how they work and I've come across a situation that doesnt make sense.

    From my understanding, any non-float elements should flow right past. In the code below, #float1 is displayed on line 1 and #float2, #float3 are on the next.

    After adding #txt I should expect it to be displayed next to #float1 but it's displayed on line 2. If #txt's...
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  • somelongusername
    replied to absolute positioning in FF
    Thanks drhowarddrfine, that fixed it! But can you please elaborate why I get different behavior in the two situations?
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  • somelongusername
    started a topic absolute positioning in FF

    absolute positioning in FF

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to understand how absolute positioning works, and I came across a weird thing in FF. if I use the code below, then the DIV tags are overlayed on top of each other, but the P tags aren't i.e. Text P is display and then Text p on the next line.

    But if I switch the position of the P tags with DIV i.e. display div first and then P, than BOTH tags are overlayed.

    I'm just curious to know what...
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