ok, i get it.. but atm this is my whole page so the navbar div is already at the end. the problem is, when i render the page you can see the navbar, but it's not stretched, on the contrary, it's rendered just a bit :S
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I want to stretch my div vertically on the left so it fills the whole left side even when the page overflows and people have to scroll down
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allright, it works! thx a lot!! ow and vragabond, i'm must mention i'm sorry for what happened with my other thread, it won't happen again
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allright, i managed to stretch a div horizontally, now i bumped into another problem which you probably can guess...
vertical stretching :S, i put up a css file, so it can be examined more easily, my page is still very premature so normally i would make a css file when i got the design perfectly...
I encountered a little problem, while I was working on a new page. I was working on it for a few minutes and already something didn't work out as I would like to.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">
<html...
ok the page was working, until i thought it needed some improvements, this is where it went wrong, I'm doing this in steps and that's why the absolute positioned elements are still there. I think it's time to start over and do exactly as told. thanks for your time anyways
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ok, I tried and losing hope, this time I sended my full code and css along with this thread. My surrounding divs are at the bottom of the body. I can't seem to get them aligned, I made a class for the margin as Dan told me because every object which was absolute positioned got on the left of the...
you might try to put the tables in a div each and then align them via absolute postioning via style="position: absolute; left: **px; top: **px;"
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ok I see, but how to position the div in the top left corner? my div is now padded for about 15 px
<div style="z-index: -1; background-color: #c0c0c0; height: 100px;"></div>
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ok, i removed the "position: absolute" now my browser is generates the div as a small block similar to a textblock :S:S.
With all due respect vragabond, I copied my doctype for xhtml 1.1 right from the deitel cd with was an extra to the book 'internet & the world wide web, how to program' 4th...
ah wait, that my vertical div :S:S:S, just exchange the values and you've got the one i need, but vertical i have the same problem so, any way i will try, thx
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<div style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 0px; z-index: 0; background-color: #c0c0c0; width: 100px; height: 1000px;"></div>
I don't have this one linked to my css file, but as you can see the width still is 1000px :S:S
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I like to stretch my div horizontally over my entire screen, this div has no decorations at all, it's just basically a block that needs to be viewed in 800x600 and 1024x768 without the troubling sight I'm getting now. now I used width: 1000px (this will never work ofcourse in 800x600) so I'm a...
i need a hand on this one, i inserted an image into a div, this image is meant to be my welcome page with 'enterpage'link. the image is 800x600 but.... it is aligning in the left of my page. i tried to align the div where i put the image in the center, but i actually don't kno how, who can help...
i want to hang in with this one, how do i centeralign a div. it has been a question for me since the beginning of my code-age which wasn't too long ago :S
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I tried to let my div overflowing text, with a scrollbar, but I can't seem to manage to let it work properly
my code:
<div style="position: absolute; left: 219px; top: 190px; background-color: #CCCCFF; color: #333366; width: 360px; height: 200px padding: 5px; color: black; overflow: scrollbar...
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