Just started learning layout design and whoops! (inline DIV)
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 11:18 am
I was just starting to work on a layout (manually, i.e. referencing on an html page that was imageready generated), and I got stuch with this problem.
I am trying to split one row (DIV, not table!) into three columns, using "display: block" and "display: inline" (block for the row and inline for the columns).
Note that the columns will be splitted into rows and columns when I'll finish with this row, and I was wondering, when should I use inline, and when should I use the box values for the DIV display property?
I am trying to split one row (DIV, not table!) into three columns, using "display: block" and "display: inline" (block for the row and inline for the columns).
Note that the columns will be splitted into rows and columns when I'll finish with this row, and I was wondering, when should I use inline, and when should I use the box values for the DIV display property?