Re: Tables

Tony wrote on 13/07/2006 21:31
Mark VB wrote:
But when resizing the window, the one part is sliding over the other part. How can I prevent that ?

First, are you sure you want to? CSS should allow for flexible display like that.

But if you really must, enclose the top 3 in a DIV, and set a min-width.


Tried it with min-width, but the one part is still sliding over the other part. I do get a scrollbar when going under the specified size, but the content is still showing in de visible area only.

However, considering that even the formatting of the W3C-site about CSS is done with tables, I think I'll stay with the former solution :-)

And how to create those 2 columns ? I didn't find any solutions for that, except by defining the width of the columns.


Google CSS two-column layout - lots of solutions. Check out Position Is Everything especially.


Thanks for the hint. Found some nice tutorials about it. I'll check those first.

Mark VB
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