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05-16-2007, 05:53 PM
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     | CSS divs help needed Edit: Okay i figured some of the stuff out now the only problem i am having is the width the div can overflow..i dont want that happen....as u can see...stufff and the text on the main body go beyond there sections Hey I took the suggestion of the fellow np'ers and decided to use DIVS instead of tables and i am having some trouble i have managed to create a header and a footer...however the Content area and navigation area is giving me headaches Here is the url: http://www.RoundPi.com/vvd as you can see...the text "stuff" appears somewhere in the middle [horizontally] and i want it to be at the top..but when i add "Padding" in css...the text moves up..but the buttons on the navbar don't work! also..if i put a long string..it breaks the div and goes outside of the layout! ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/programming/328718-css-divs-help-needed.html and then there is navigation area....same problem...it breaks out of the div width and the buttons don't work when i add it Thanks
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05-16-2007, 07:37 PM
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| OK in firefox, if you make a string thats longer than the width of the element it will overflow automatically. There's nothing you can do about that, besides overflow:hidden, which will just hide the parts of the string that extend beyond the box outline. IE6- on the other hand, will allow the box to stretch, breaking layouts in many cases and causing unwieldy results. This is the incorrect behavior. A fix for this is to use word-wrap:break-word on the container, which will truncate a word to a new line regardless of whitespace if it risks expanding the container. |
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