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Three columns CSS not work properly I've got problem. Here's what it looks like, Click Here. The div #sidebar-b should not be that far from the #sidebar-a or Part# 1. They should only be 50px appart from each other.
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Originally Posted by ljCharlie
I've got problem. Here's what it looks like, Click Here. The div #sidebar-b should not be that far from the #sidebar-a or Part# 1. They should only be 50px appart from each other.
Any help is appreciated.
Well your sidebar-b is not related by 50px to sidebar-a but to your image face.gif!!! You can see that if you change margin to 0px
I would recomend to you use table or posittionig
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OK, I just played with it little bite and came with effective solution.
You have to put both sidebars in container "div" as followed
than rest of the code
Simple solution, just time to time its take me little longer :o
You have to put both sidebars in container "div" as followed
<div> <DIV id=sidebar-a> <P>Part# 1</P> <P>Welcome to the LorResident service. At the LorResident we provide the following services: </P> <P></P> <UL> <LI class=SmallestText>1 <LI class=SmallestText>2 <LI class=SmallestText>3 </LI></UL></DIV> <DIV id=sidebar-b> <P>Part# 2</P> <P>Zoo siab txais tos nej rau hauv LorResident (Tsev Neeg Lauj). Nyob rau hauv LorResident peb muaj kev pab raws li nram no: </P> <P></P> <UL> <LI class=SmallestText>1 <LI class=SmallestText>2 <LI class=SmallestText>3 </LI></UL></DIV> </div>
<DIV id=content> <P align=center><IMG height=101 src="lorresident_files/pcSupport.gif" width=166></P> <P align=center><IMG height=101 src="lorresident_files/web.gif" width=166></P> <P align=center><IMG height=101 src="lorresident_files/video.gif" width=166></P></DIV> <DIV id=sidePic> <IMG height=399 src="lorresident_files/face.gif" width=315></DIV>
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Re: Three columns CSS not work properly Thank you very much! I'll give that a try. By the way, why do I need the extra div container to hold those two divs?
Again, thanks!
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To keep them as one complex, so the settings for second sidebar does apply to firstone and not to somthing else.
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