Sent by Marco Scoffier on 14 July 2004 21:09
On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 02:51:15PM -0500, Clinton Pidlubny wrote:
> My thought would be to:
>
> h2#important_stuf {margin-top:20px;}
> or
> #important_stuf {margin-top:20px;}
> if you don't always want it attributed to the h2 tag.
>
> This way only that ID uses the spacing.
I was hoping to get away from lots of artificial spacing.
I have a position: fixed; header across the top of my pages (which
degrades properly in IE). But when I click on these link targets, they
are often buried under the fixed header. I have used the margin-top or
padding-top, but this didn't prove all that scalable, because, as you
guessed, sometimes I reference a header, sometimes an image, sometimes a
link.
I would really love to have the #target just show up offset some
distance from the top, without having to put 70px of white space
everywhere (70px is needed to clear the header and look normal).
Perhaps I have run into yet another impossibility, and I'll come up with
YAWA yet-another-work-around ...
--
Marco
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