Is there any methods for columns in CSS other than floating divs or absolute positioning? This is because both of those methods are not working with a little piece of JS I'm working with.
There would be more methods if IE weren't a PoS. You could use {display: table-cell;}, or as the modern browsers start implementing css3 (IE doesn't even implement half of css2), you could use flowed columns. But, both methods you mentioned are very effective. I'd guess you haven't coded appropriately. Show us what you have, and tell/describe what it is you want. cheers, gary
It's for a new WP theme I'm working on. I want to store some information in a sliding element at the top. I use the slide.fx function from mootools to attempt to do this. The code works fine for me in IE7 but not in FF2. Here is the URL: http://www.dirsrc.com/wp/index.php?wptheme=Moonlit (Note that this is a WIP so spacing / colors / etc might look ugly)