I'm learning css.
and so I'm slowly revising my entire website, which is now buld in frames and tables, into css script.
that's a hell of a job. it goes soooo slow and it's all trial and error, and error and error.
Eventually I want to get rid of those frames as well
So I changed this first page:
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.georgelangenberg.com/nieuws/nieuwsEframe.html">www.georgelangenberg.com/nieuws/nieuwsEframe.html</a><!-- w -->
now here's the thing when you resize the page, at the bottom a scrollbar jumps in. and i don't want that.
How do I handle in css code to prevent that?
thanx GI only get a scrollbar if I resize the page to 640*480, which you shouldn't worry about.I only get a scrollbar if I resize the page to 640*480, which you shouldn't worry about.
yes but this is the first page in many more to come so if anybody knows the trick please let me know!#nieuwsbox{
position:absolute;
left:510px;
top:25px;
width:204px;
height:349px;
z-index:1
}
This is your problem. You need to figure out how to make this a fluid layout that still looks like you want it to at "common" browser widths.
The first thing I'd try is float:right and work from there.float:right and work from there.
I can work it out just fine as I want it
I test it in Mozilla and Opera no problems.
But in my old version of Explorer , which many other people still have, it gets really difficult to position this Box.
I just assumed there was a hack to remove the bottom scrollbar.
Now working on my fixed footer, managed that..
and try now somehow to make a resizable navigationbar. They say it cannot be done.....
and so I'm slowly revising my entire website, which is now buld in frames and tables, into css script.
that's a hell of a job. it goes soooo slow and it's all trial and error, and error and error.
Eventually I want to get rid of those frames as well
So I changed this first page:
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.georgelangenberg.com/nieuws/nieuwsEframe.html">www.georgelangenberg.com/nieuws/nieuwsEframe.html</a><!-- w -->
now here's the thing when you resize the page, at the bottom a scrollbar jumps in. and i don't want that.
How do I handle in css code to prevent that?
thanx GI only get a scrollbar if I resize the page to 640*480, which you shouldn't worry about.I only get a scrollbar if I resize the page to 640*480, which you shouldn't worry about.
yes but this is the first page in many more to come so if anybody knows the trick please let me know!#nieuwsbox{
position:absolute;
left:510px;
top:25px;
width:204px;
height:349px;
z-index:1
}
This is your problem. You need to figure out how to make this a fluid layout that still looks like you want it to at "common" browser widths.
The first thing I'd try is float:right and work from there.float:right and work from there.
I can work it out just fine as I want it
I test it in Mozilla and Opera no problems.
But in my old version of Explorer , which many other people still have, it gets really difficult to position this Box.
I just assumed there was a hack to remove the bottom scrollbar.
Now working on my fixed footer, managed that..
and try now somehow to make a resizable navigationbar. They say it cannot be done.....