[css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks

Sent by Sam Carter on 24 December 2002 03:03

I have two blocks (divs) that I want to position horizontally (on the
same horizontal level, tops aligned) as if they were two cells in a
table.

What is the best way to do this in CSS and keep them fixed so that
narrowing the browser window size will not cause one to pop under the
other?

Sam

Message thread:

• [css-d] Jakob blames CSS for lack of flexibility in font sizes - Timothy J. Luoma, 23rd December 2002 15:30
  • Re: [css-d] Jakob blames CSS for lack of flexibility in font - Geoff Sheridan, 23rd December 2002 16:24
    • [css-d] Hover PsuedoClass - Afrael Ortiz, 23rd December 2002 16:37
      • Re: [css-d] Hover PsuedoClass - Rijk van Geijtenbeek, 23rd December 2002 22:06
      • Re: [css-d] Hover PsuedoClass - ben garland, 24th December 2002 12:41
  • Re: [css-d] Jakob blames CSS for lack of flexibility in font sizes - James Bennett, 24th December 2002 01:25
    • [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Sam Carter, 24th December 2002 03:12
      • Re: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Martijn ten Napel, 24th December 2002 08:27
      • Re: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Brandon Oto, 24th December 2002 10:02
        • Re: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Kevin W, 24th December 2002 10:18
          • RE: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Sam Carter, 24th December 2002 15:05
      • Re: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Jayesh Sheth, 24th December 2002 16:17
        • RE: [css-d] Horozontal alignment of two blocks - Sam Carter, 24th December 2002 17:05
    • Re: [css-d] Jakob blames CSS for lack of flexibility in font sizes[very OT] - Big John, 24th December 2002 04:36