simple question, how can you get vertical text using CSS, im pretty sure ive done this before but i cant seem to find any documentation on such a function and from what i've searched they're only cheap hacks
Of course the simplest scenario is to simply use the <br />'s.. which isn't really bad at all. You could even just wrap each character inside a div if your worried about making it look nicer . More likely than not I'd go with the easiest solution, especially on a simple problem such as this.
You could perhaps look into the generation of images on the fly in combination with caching, which isn't ideal but pretty effective.
We're using images at work (using a dead simple GD script). Something like the direction the text goes in being different on different browsers wouldn't satisfy me.
I wish I knew of a way to do real vertical text in other browsers since I really need it for my graph class
You'll probably need overflow: visible for that to work in all browsers but that's a very clean and clever idea. Beats using <br /> any day. Good thinking
You'll probably need overflow: visible for that to work in all browsers but that's a very clean and clever idea. Beats using <br /> any day. Good thinking
That was what came to my mind as soon as I read the OP, honest
You'll probably need overflow: visible for that to work in all browsers but that's a very clean and clever idea. Beats using <br /> any day. Good thinking
That was what came to my mind as soon as I read the OP, honest