I didn't really know how to ask this to I map a snapshot to show you: http://myskitch.com/adriel/computer_info-20070816-211339.jpg HTML: I am wounding if this can be done in CSS (2 or 3) or if not is it possible in HTML?
Just set the heights of the divs the same. If you could provide the url or show to the code and css it might be easier to provide advice.
Yea thats what iv been doing but every-time i add some more text into one then I need to go back into the CSS and change it again Here is the site I'm working on: http://www.adriel.co.nz/computer-site-(0.1)/ Code (markup):
Here is my site's code: Website code I have both the CSS and HTML in the .zip file. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Adriel
adriel, please don't use the code and HTML tags for posting links. And as soulscratch said, faux columns can do this, but they're quite complicated to master unless you fake it with using either a background image (requires fixed width columns) or using a table for the layout.
It's ok. I'm not a moderator here (I'm just a regular poster, like you), but seeing links inside code blocks like that really gets on my nerves. Once you've been here a week and have at least ten posts (IIRC) you'll be able to have the links parsed automatically, and if you don't want them to show up as links, just go to the bottom of the post page and uncheck the option (if using the quick reply feature, you have to click "Go Advanced" instead of "Post Quick Reply" to do so).
Oh ok, thanks for the help. By the way, I done some more posts and now I can post links, yay Thanks again, Adriel
YAY, I have the "faux columns" working It looks good, but still if anyone knows of a way to do this with need it to be a picture in the background then that would be greatly appreciated. My working faux column can be see here: Working Faux column yay
First off, I'd ditch the CSS 3 requirement since the site can be done with CSS 2.1 just fine (that, and CSS 3 is still a work in progress, which is a shame). One of my friends, Jason "Deathshadow" Knight (a forum member here) has a three column tutorial in the process of being written you may find interesting that will deal with the image-free faux-column trick. The link is below: http://battletech.hopto.org/html_tutorials/3coldiv/template.html
Yea it probably would be best if I only used CSS 2.1 it's just the CSS 3 has the cool shadows, and transparency Ah yes thats look more like what I could use, altho I kinda like the picture idea now, as you can see I have made it a bit faded in the middle now But i'll try non picture way and see how it looks. New site (updated)
Your site fails if you're going to have CSS3 or even CSS2.1 requirements, because AFAIK no browser even *fully/perfectly* supports CSS 1, let alone CSS2 or CSS3.
No. Enough of the CSS 2.1 specification is supported by even Internet Explorer 5 that it can be used.