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By ironsight2000
What I am trying to achieve is to have 2 bookends and both sides of the screen in the middle will be books On to of the books will be the logo
I would link to the code but the web server is offline for upgrades
<style> .threecol { width:100%; overflow:hidden; } .threecol div { float:left; width:33%; } #left { width:9px; } #right { width:9px; } #middle { background-image: url('middle.jpg'); } </style> <div class="threecol"> <div id="left" align="left" ><img src="left.jpg" width="9" height="90"></div> <div id="middle" align="center"><img src="logo.jpg" width="9" height="90"></div> <div id="right" align="right"><img src="right.jpg" width="9" height="90"></div> </div>
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By flynempire
http://www.kleinerts.com/productdetail.php?prod=1249V-test
How can I get the white background with shadow and rounded corners not extend all the way down. I would like it to finish before the TABS.
Can this be done with color or does it require an image?
What you see there is white background color and CSS for rounded corners and shadows
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By sathenzar
Hey guys, I've always hated front end design of web sites. I've always loved the back end logic. But I figured it would really help to master it and I have to say I love WPF positioning a heck of a lot more then div positioning. Is there a book out there that provides good examples on how to format divs to get the display you want? The data part is fine but like for example I just want to have one div box float:left and then another div float:right and always hug the right side of the container div. Well the right div just floats to the right as much as the left div takes up space. It never truly "floats" right and hugs the right side of the parent div, which I want it to do. I'm good with back-end logic and C# desktop apps and such. I've just always hated trying to work with divs. It takes WAY too much time then it should. Hopefully that'll improve after reading a book on it.
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By kman1985
I finished my site and I put it live, online yesterday. Today I noticed that the main container shifts on the 'Our Anti-Tarnish Technology' and 'Purchase Tarnish Tamer' pages, but it only shifts when viewing on a mobile device, smartphone. If someone could help me, that would be great. Thanks.
Site :
http://www.tarnishtamer.com
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By emilxp
Hello everyone. I am a bit new to web programing and I have a problem. It's hard to describe so I will upload the HTML page. The problem is that some stuff a behind other stuff and these stuff must not be there. I have been experimenting for hours and I didn't find a solution. If you can make these red divisions to be NOT in the back I will be really happy :) . I have tried z-index and it don't works. Even without z-index it must be OK but it isn't.
PS: These 2 red divisions are not the only one that mustn't be on the back. You'll see what i mean :). And the site uses CSS3. And sorry for the validation bugs. Ou, for validation bugs, if you know what "end tag for "html" which is not finished[XHTML 1.1]" mean tell me please :). And sorry for not separating HTML and CSS. I'll do it later :).
site with bug.zip
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Okay, before you start yelling on how stupid it is to use a table for a layout, let me state that I know better. (of at least I believe I do)
I have a simple situation where I need a "table" with 7 rows and 3 columns. This will NEVER EVER EVER change (yea, I know, that's been said before) and while I have been looking for a more correct solution, eg: http://alistapart.com/article/holygrail It's having some issues with what I want to do.
So, I thought I'd bring this up here so everyone can berate me and say how stupid the idea of using a simple table for a simple situation and maybe give some advice on a better solution that allows rows. The above solution does not... and while I can work it out... I thought I'd ask in case I'm missing something.
Have a great evening.
James
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