Advanced CSS Developer to Developer Assistance Requested $$$

liunx

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Greetings:

I am looking for a developer to developer working relationship where I can occasionally get some help from and an advanced CSS developer. I am more than happy to pay for this service. I do, however, also want to be involved in the solution so I can grow as a developer.

Please contact me at <!-- e --><a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a><!-- e --> if you are interested.

Best,

Rip NoelRip
If you need help then just post your question and you'll get it free.
Regards
DaveGreetings All:

I want to completely redesign my Web pages to utilize as much prue CSS as possible so I have begun redesigning using pure CSS along with a Javascript menu.

My original html degigned page can be reviewed at: <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ripnoel.com/home.asp">www.ripnoel.com/home.asp</a><!-- w -->. My redesigned version using pure CSS + JS menu can be viewed at: <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ripnoel.com/home3.asp">www.ripnoel.com/home3.asp</a><!-- w -->

I definately want to keep the drop shadow all around the white area but also want the two columns in the middle to scale vertically at the content flows on down the page. I also need the two column heater area plus 2 footer areas. My main problem has been getting the column without the longer content to scale on down the page along with the other column AND have this work with most of the more recent browsers.

Not having any success I yanked the code to make the two center columns scale vertically and they are built static for now but I really need them to scale.

Any help with making this happen will be greatly appreciated!

Best

Ripripnoel,

One of the problems I've run into using CSS 'where possible' is that when you zoom (FireFox) to enlarge the text; unless it is constrained by an HTML table, it messes everything up.

When I zoom on your site, your Flash movie doesn't grow/zoom with the text therefor distorting your page. Your text is too small for me to read (practically) so I zoom. This is my primary reason for using FireFox (the ability to zoom the page).

Does anybody have any suggestions that address this issue?

cheersHi Rip Noel
It sounds like you're looking at an application of faux columns - <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/">http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/</a><!-- m --> , but you might be talking about the css overflow:auto; property. Both of those work nicely in all modern browsers.

Let me know if it's something else you're after, or if you need any help implementing them.
Regards
Dave

PS sorry about the delay replying - went on a short break (boat on the Norfolk Broads)
 
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