[thelist] 3-column layout with CSS (was: RE: Horizontal element alignment with CSS1)
Paul Peterson
paul at thereformist.com
Sun Nov 11 00:29:02 CST 2001
> > I haven't yet seen a 3-column layout done sans-table that I
> > would want to implement anyways (due to overlapping DIVs and other
> > weirdness), so I'll continue being Mr. Transitional.
> >
> > Paul
>
> Have a look at http://bluerobot.com/web/layouts/layout3.html
>
> bruce
Exactly my point. I can't stand the overlapping content that occurs on the
site below when the browser window is narrowed considerably. I prefer table
cells, because they shrink but stay separate.
Paul
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