Sent by ~davidLaakso on 16 March 2006 19:07
Michael wrote:
> http://www.sandsmuseum.com/test/tutor2.html
>
> http://www.sandsmuseum.com/global/newstyle/site.css
> http://www.sandsmuseum.com/global/newstyle/columns.css
>
> 1. Using IE(Mac)
>
No clue.
> 2. The title refuses to wrap or if it does, it appears to be
> following a hidden border. I currently use auto for the right
> (image) element and auto for the left text. Retaining auto for the
> right and using a percentage for the left (can I mix my metaphors?)
> does allow the text to wrap but not correctly. The image width will
> change. I suspect I need another div but where?
>
Not sure.
I am having difficulty keeping up with you-- much less understanding
what you're after.. Try a simple h1 in the header for the long title.
And a min-height in em to the header: for example: #header {min-height:
10em;} And set the right margin of h1 just shy of the width of the
image: for example: h1 {font-size: 185%; margin: 0 455px 0 0; padding:
40px 0 0 0 0; }. You'll want to set so that it will hold without going
under the image, or dropping out the bottom of the container at 200%
text-zoom.
I assume you mean the photo will change from the one you are currently
using. Adjust margin-right accordingly.
If you mean there will be a different dimension image on each page, you
can assign a page id to deal with that.
However, if images of different dimension are being generated
dynamically on the same page-- I think you are out of luck for a css
solution.
> 3. Eventually I might like to reliably collapse the right nav
> vertically.
>
No clue.
> Michael
>
> PS and off topic: I am using GoLive.
>
I am using Notepad.
>
> Michael Sands
>
>
>
Regards,
~davidLaakso
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