Simple CSS Layout (Multi-Column)

[The_Decryptor Veteran]

Ok, i was working on this tonight, before i realised i have no design skills (i can code, but it will look like crap)

Anyway, simple layout, floating header, and multiple columns, if you add a new div with the special class, it will render as a new column, no need to mess around with floats or anything like that.

Now, it's a useful CSS feature I'm using here, and like all things useful, this wont work in IE, but if you don't care about IE, this is a really simple way to get a multi-column layout, quickly.

Hope somebody here finds this useful. (Y)

http://www.the-decryptor.net/omgwtfwarezban/New%20Site.zip

(Ignore the folder, i put it there and now i cant move it)

[Milan -]

Oh how i love that bar. i let IE users view my site but i used the bar. Thanks man (for the bar) :D

heres how i used it on my site

www.milanmehta.net/OMGWAREZ AND SPAMZORZZ

[TheRealDave]

  neomilan said:

Oh how i love that bar. i let IE users view my site but i used the bar. Thanks man (for the bar) :D

heres how i used it on my site

www.milanmehta.net/OMGWAREZ AND SPAMZORZZ

you have two bars, one blank and one with the "looking for blog" thing.

They look very annoying tbh. :rolleyes:

[The_Decryptor Veteran]

  TheRealDave said:

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They look very annoying tbh. :rolleyes:

Yep. :yes:

And there is no need for them, i assume his site looks fine in IE (unlike my site)

And, browser detection is screwed up, as the bar shows in Safari.

[Milan -]

i know, i just like them >.< i can see they're annoying. Its just to experiment with and mess around with