Sent by Karl Bedingfield on 13 December 2009 11:11
Hi all,
I am currently designing a frontpage for a newspaper style website.
Design-wise it's a 3 column layout with a main cat div (that has a 3
column wide image and copy) above the 3 columns.
The main cat div image spans all 3 columns but I want the copy from
the main cat to fall into column 1. The only way I can see how this
will work is to add negative margins to column's 2 & 3 to raise them
higher than column 1. Is this good practice or is it frowned upon?
This is my div sructure:
<div class="feature_wrap">
<div class="feature_slide"> </div>
<div class="feat_post">
</div><!-- /feature_wrap -->
</div>
<div id="column-1">
<div class="column-1-container">
</div><!-- end #column-1-container -->
</div><!-- end #column-1 -->
<div id="column-2">
<div class="column-2-container">
</div> <!-- end #column-2-container -->
</div> <!-- end #column-2 -->
<div id="column-3">
<div class="column-3-container">
</div> <!-- end #column-3-container -->
</div> <!-- end #column-3 -->
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
--
Regards
Karl
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Regards
Karl Bedingfield
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