Web Design: Flow and Float
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Fine, Biatch… you want hard-core :CSS:? How about the recent CSS 2, Revision 1 draft? Yeah, have fun with that one! :batman:
A couple of good design/development articles came to my attention yesterday, both by Position is Everything. The first article deals with positioning and flow of a document. It starts out talking about the standby “table-based” layout approach and then discusses how the various options for the :CSS: “position” property work (i.e. static, relative, absoute, and fixed). This is a really good explanation for people new to using CSS to position elements on a page.
The second article discusses float theory. That is to say, it discusses how the CSS “float” property works and several quirks to be aware of. Floating in CSS is one of the toughest things to really understand so this is definitely a useful article for both beginners and veterans alike.
Posted Wednesday November 12, 2003 in Web Development by Chris Curtis
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Fine, Biatch… you want hard-core :CSS:? How about the recent CSS 2, Revision 1 draft? Yeah, have fun with that one! :batman:
By Chris Curtis on November 12, 2003 at 04:16pm link
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Phshaw! Everything you post about CSS and whatnots is for beginners and novices. Where’s the nitty gritty junk for us other types? You know, the punks who have 1 minute left on their airplane internet terminal who think they are the web’s hottest coders around?? Hm???
45 seconds left. Hi!
By Nafai on November 12, 2003 at 03:57pm link