My website has three components: a fixed height header that spans the width of the screen a fixed width nav under the header on the left that spans the remaining height of the screen
I\'ve been struggling for weeks trying to crack this nut so I\'m not sure if it\'s impossible, or if it\'s my lack of coding chops... or both. I\'m not a programmer and I\'m a newbie to Dojo Toolkit.
This is what I have, I have left div, and a right div.The left div is a fixed width, and floated left.The right Div is a \"display: block\" to make it full width, and has a margin on the left to compe
Im wondering if there is a way to convert static pages to mobiles pages. By mobile-pages I mean to make it possible to drag the desktop content to a smaller window-size (e.g smartphone size: 320px). M
You can see my site at http://www.taramenconi.byethost11.com/ . I designed it for 1024 x 768. I\'ve also notices that on some screens, it just looks widely stretched... I purposely created the backgro
Take a look at this piece of code The height of the div is set to 100px, and overflow: hidden is hiding the content over 100px. What I want to do is to make the <ul> element fluid so regardless
So, this web application I\'m working in haves three vertical columns expanding for the entire window height, and a footer div expanding for the entire width. The layout looks like this:
Is Liquid layout feasible in WPF? any concerns/questions we need to address when we make Liquid layout?
Given the following HTML/CSS, what is the simplest way of implementing a vertical \'liquid\' DIV (#ribbon1 and #ribbon2) that grows with the content of the #content DIV?
I\'m trying with CSS to display an image centered with a caption overlay, and a liquid capability when the browser window is too small (shrink to fit).
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