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I'm obviously missing something, but from studying the ascii diagram I don't see what the problem is? 3 columns with defined heights, widths, and margins. What'
by geuis 18y ago
I'm obviously missing something, but from studying the ascii diagram I don't see what the problem is? 3 columns with defined heights, widths, and margins. What's the thing I'm missing?
- ii 18y agoIt's not a "ascii diagram", it's a new syntax for CC3 display property. Complete example: <style type="text/css"> body { height: 100%; display: "a . b . c" /2em ". . . . ." /1em "d . e . f" ". . . . ." /1em "g . h . i" /2em 5em 1em * 1em 10em} #logo {position: a} #motto {position: b} #date {position: c} #main {position: e} #adv {position: f} #copy {position: g} #about {position: h} </style>
- JoelSutherland 18y agoSo the position attribute is being used for this? What if I wanted to associate #logo with 'a' but wanted to offset it some. Logically I would want to do something like: #logo { location: a; position: relative; top: 5px; } What would the proposed way of accomplishing this be?
- ii 18y agoI guess #logo {position: a; margin-top: 5px} It's only a draft. Everything may change. Read http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-layout/ http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-layout/