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static columns possible ?
On my several sites, the pictures, drawings, etc. I place in the middle content column vary in width. So a static center section/column would be great.
Unfortunately, when they go below the content in the left sidebar, the pictures move over.
Makes my sites all wobbly looking.
Is there a way, other than having a myriad of items in the sidebar, to prevent the center column form moving over into the left sidebar ?
So I need to make 2 changes, make both the left side-bar and the center column static.
I don’t know much css, so if css is the answer, I would need details.
Thank you.
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Re: static columns possible ?
That’s a CSS issue.
You’ll probably have to be more specific with your issue, because I’m not clear what you’re talking about. Can you provide a link to the site?
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Re: static columns possible ?
All of them. I’ll just post a link to one as it is the most obvious.
When I add an article with a picture, the sidebars and article flow back and forth, rather than not moving.
left sidebar extends down a bit. When articles or picture extend below the left sidebar, they move to below the left sidebar. Instead of staying in the middle of the page.
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#4 2010-04-14 13:24:45
- uli
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Re: static columns possible ?
.hfeed, the container in question isn’t even mentioned in your CSS. Add something like
.hfeed {
margin-left: 220px;
}Get yourself the Firefox / Firebug combo, very helpful for inspecting and trial-editing your CSS.
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Re: static columns possible ?
That fixed it.
I did edit the css file some days ago, but its still basically the css that comes with textpattern.
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#6 2010-04-14 13:40:49
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Re: static columns possible ?
JimJoe wrote:
its still basically the css that comes with textpattern.
Agreed ;)
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