Tag Archives: Absolute Positioning

hey guys im new!!! and need advice

Posted on August 23, 2012 by admin537 views

hello there im new to these forums, absolutely , if i reside here long ample, maybe ill learn a thing or two but about the matters at hand.. i am looking to create a computer system sales website but for any life of us, i just can’t obtain the layout right. i’m sure somethings missing, im guessing that the site is not well-known color, or its too flashy when using the text i have no idea.. maybe some tips would help =). i are deprived of my site up in a server but i have a screenshot associated with it http: //img341. imageshack. us/my. phpimage=20130388ba3. jpg i’m sure theres no routing, i was going to make a list with flash, though the layout is simply bothering me.. is also it bad making use of absolute positioning for nearly all object on the page Hello there I couldn’t amenable your graphic… Most critical positioning isn’t awful per say, but you have to be careful… Personally I wouldnt apply it as the system gets screwed as soon as people change the font size… Hagen To start with, there are with regards to 1 billion computer system sales websites, thus don’t expect being … Continue reading →

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Image Alignment is There any Other Way ????

Posted on August 13, 2012 by admin488 views

Merely a quick question, I currently having a page and We have designed it around specific way the place that the banner aligns using a box which acts because the main content segment. I just were going to know if there seems to be anyway I perhaps have more control with the positioning of all the elements on the particular page. I know HTML has the precise alignment attributes, remaining, right, centre, prime e. t. c but there has to be anyway I can certainly control the motion a lil extra, maybe with quantity attributes like with photoshop You have available CSS, like this kind of: Ones HTML: HTML: < div class=" page" > < div class=" main" > < div class=" content" > < h1> Hello there World! < /h1> < /div> < /div> < div class=" banner" > < img src=" banner ad. gif" /> < /div> < /div> Your CSS: Code: . web site width: 960px; . primary width: 800px; float: left; overflow: concealed; . content padding: 20px; . banner ad width: 160px; float: right; overflow: concealed; Now, the nice point about using CSS having floated divs is that one could nest divs in order to pad … Continue reading →

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DIV Positioning Final

Posted on July 22, 2012 by admin508 views

Hi there, i still working in my web floor plans, and i started off to read quite a few articles about DIV setting, many people, between professional designers and never are talking around the best practices to help align elements throughout DIV’s, some usually are really effective people don’t. WE readed this: -1 – Good practice is usually to make a " wrap" to all site content. -2- ( text-align ) propierty is the easiest way to center images -3- ( situation ) propierty have problems with other elements situated StaticAbsoluteetc.. -4 – The actual default position to get a DIV is Static http: //www. netmechanic. com/news/vol7/html_no10. htm http: //www. granneman. com/webdev/coding/css/centertables/ Most, article you can find about positioning elements or maybe DIV’s use " tricks" CSS it’s as good as HTML but have loads of display problems, check this: – Drift propierty issue: If floated element’s haven’t so much enough space involving them one drift force other to help drop below the initial. — " Overall Positioning Issue" : 1px Rounding Malfunction, because Absolute Positioning is really a coordinate method. I readed additional articles that discuss make a " fence" on the elements that align them as a " … Continue reading →

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CSS Anyone?

Posted on July 12, 2012 by admin458 views

Hello there! I am a new graphic designer along with I normally endeavor to stay on the designing end of websites, but I will be trying to start out learning CSS as you are still need it despite DreamWeaver. I get created a split page with apdivs. For some reason it suddenly went to flush left within the browser and I have tried and experimented with and can’t figure out what I need to do to get that centered again, would you mind a quick look at it and giving me some assistance with what I should do to get it centered I’d personally GREATLY appreciate them!!! Hallmark Automotive Collection While I didn’t look at this with an excellent toothed comb, I did notice that you seem to have many absolute positioning that doesn’t Really should be there. An easy wrapper would maintain page nice and also centered, but you’d ought to completely rebuild, or at least reposition your absolute positioning. Sometimes you simply really have to use it, but for my sanity, I don’t use absolute location unless completely required. i agree with OrlWebDesign, you dont ought to position everything applying CSS, you can merely align things with the … Continue reading →

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Looks right on my computer, but not on others

Posted on July 10, 2012 by admin470 views

I’m having trouble by using everything going everywhere on other personal computers. On my computer system everything looks excellent, but when it pertains to others its most of off. Can somone help me out! StocksAndStocks. com Do you add that style part yourself I’m preaching about the part demonstrated below… That’s what the situation is. You work with absolute positioning, but every one of us use different size monitors, what exactly I see in the event different than everyone. Delete each of the CSS style stuff that may be not part of one’s WP theme. Each of the layout things should be done within ones theme CSS. Code: < form type=" text/css" > <! — #apDiv1 job: absolute; width: 144px; length: 298px; z-index: 1; left: 2px; best: 109px; #apDiv2 job: absolute; width: 307px; length: 72px; z-index: 2; left: 639px; best: 25px; #apDiv3 job: absolute; width: 145px; length: 44px; z-index: A FEW; left: 2px; best: 2px; font-size: 14px; text-align: centre; . monthlytotal color: #0F0; font-weight: bold; #apDiv4 position: absolute; width: 108px; length: 99px; z-index: FIVE; left: 10px; best: 389px; #apDiv5 job: absolute; width: 113px; length: 34px; z-index: FIVE; left: 982px; best: 105px; body background-image: url(bgwithpicture. jpg); –> < /style> EDIT: And … Continue reading →

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image is about 5px difference in firefox and IE

Posted on July 3, 2012 by admin495 views

BRAND NEW TO CSS coding Ok My business is stump. I am introducing a image towards the end of my site. Were you see it truly is about were I’d prefer it. I was either visiting use < br> to make the text go around the image exactly how I wanted it or I became going to try to learn how to use CSS plus wrap text. My problem can be my image in firefox is going 5px higher than it can be in IE and again I would prefer the image trend like it will in IE. I know it is one thing basic but cant get it. I have validated my signal both css and also html that did not help. url About Us my own css code is attached For a second time, you’re making make use of absolute positioning in which it isn’t said to be used. If you would like a background in the top left and one at the end right, you have to do something like this: Code: div#content-container foundation: URL(your image) major left no-repeat; coloring: inherit; div#bottom-right-background foundation: URL(your image) underside right no-repeat; coloring: inherit; … Code: < div id=" content-container" > … Continue reading →

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Absolute Positioning Issue

Posted on June 14, 2012 by admin391 views

Relating to an element at my website who has an absolute place. In the dreamweaver design view it’s an inaccurate placement and embark to the a long way right, but when i switch to are living view, it’s excellent. It appears to work great in newer internet browsers but Used to do notice that throughout older versions of IE it is also displaying incorrectly. Any applying for grants how to mend this Attached are some screenshots. Thank you! Survive View: Dreamweaver Style View: Give us the connection to the real site. Dreamweaver will be notorious for not accurately showing setting in design view. Give us a link and we’ll see might know about can figure out.

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