I thought this might be useful to some people who hand code.
I hope it is ok to post this here.
The problem: reassembling a diced up image into a html/css website compatible between IE and FF.
Solution: well, I wrote this for myself, and thought I'd share it so I made a webpage for it. Just enter the coordinates of each box and its background image and this script will generate the div tags and css styles to make your webpage. The page will view identically in IE and FF.
http://upwithabang.com/tool-layout.html
One caveat: be sure to read the note about needing to specify containing boxes for stacked boxes.
Also, since this is only for laying out "background" boxes the program assumes no spaces between blocks. Every box should be flush with another box.
Also, rather than using "margin" settings, you should use empty div boxes where you really need that little extra spacing.
Let me know if this is useful, to you or anyone else.
Thanks for your time in reviewing it.
I hope it is ok to post this here.
The problem: reassembling a diced up image into a html/css website compatible between IE and FF.
Solution: well, I wrote this for myself, and thought I'd share it so I made a webpage for it. Just enter the coordinates of each box and its background image and this script will generate the div tags and css styles to make your webpage. The page will view identically in IE and FF.
http://upwithabang.com/tool-layout.html
One caveat: be sure to read the note about needing to specify containing boxes for stacked boxes.
Also, since this is only for laying out "background" boxes the program assumes no spaces between blocks. Every box should be flush with another box.
Also, rather than using "margin" settings, you should use empty div boxes where you really need that little extra spacing.
Let me know if this is useful, to you or anyone else.
Thanks for your time in reviewing it.





