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Css Percentage & Fixed Width Combined and Wordwrap?


Hey guys,
I'm using CSS, and I'm wondering if there's a way that I can do a 3 column layout where the far left has a fixed width and then the other two are percentages? Basically, I want 1 column at a fixed width. Then I want to be able to somehow calculate how much percentage that fixed width takes up, subtract it, and then use the remaining percentage for the other two columns.
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Does this make sense? Any ideas how I would accomplish this?

Also, I'm wondering if its possible / how to have a div or span or p or something that just creates a wordwrap effect, so that I can put in a picture or something, and the text in the surrounding div will just wrap around that picture.

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First off to make text wrap around something like an image I usually do something like:
HTML Code:
<div>
<img src='lovelyimage.gif' width='200' height='300' alt='Lovely Image' style='float:left;margin:10px;'/>
Lots of other lovely lovely text! blal bla bla lorem dolar ipsum lorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsumlorem dolar ipsum
</div>
That usually works for me...
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For the three column layout they can get rather complicated.. some good layouts can be found here (already coded up for ya )
http://layouts.ironmyers.com/100_percent_Layouts/
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Hey, thanks Sam. I appreciate it! I think I've got the 3 column thing figured out. I already had it coded, I just needed to get the columns' widths changed and working properly. They are now - for the most part!

The code for the image is going to help a lot. I'll check it out. Do you think this might work if I wanted to put text on the left side of the image instead of the right?

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Yep Instead of style='float:left;margin:10px;' it'd just be style='float:right;margin:10px;'
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