Re: How can I create a meme generator using js canvas? Programming Web Development by kimnancy Implement text movement on the canvas using mousemove. Update text position within the canvas for efficiency; avoid overlay divs. Aligns with the graphical nature of meme generation. Re: New to Html and CSS, need basic help. Digital Media UI / UX Design by Taimoor Rana DIVs? Re: web design: tables versus divs Digital Media UI / UX Design by diafol …, but I think they can be overdone. Hundreds of nested divs (or divitis), to me is [B]almost[/B] as bad… sensible markup that isn't linked to presentation. Very often divs are used unnecessarily, e.g. for navigation, you'll sometimes… Re: web design: tables versus divs Digital Media UI / UX Design by Veneficae Divs for laying out page elements, tables for data and form element positioning. Re: I need help with displaying hidden divs Programming Web Development by MidiMagic Divs are kind of unpredictable: - Make sure the div is hidden … Re: Div Image and Caption Problem Digital Media UI / UX Design by drjohn divs don't really inherit a width - they are all 100% … Re: Column height dependent on content column Digital Media UI / UX Design by MidiMagic Divs are implemented poorly. They usually will not expand larger than their own contents. This might be one of the cases where table works better than div. Table forces all of the columns to be the same height. The use of table is not deprecated. What is being discouraged is using table to create margins and padding. Re: float takes div out of container, need help Digital Media UI / UX Design by JugglerDrummer divs are block elements, so they take up as much space as the can. Unbounded, the div will fill its entire container. To get the div where you want it, try [code] <div style="position: relative;"> <div <style="position: absolute; left: 0px;"> </div> </div> [/code] Re: float takes div out of container, need help Digital Media UI / UX Design by MidiMagic Divs do NOT always expand to fill their containers. This is … Re: How can I link HTML to CSS? Digital Media UI / UX Design by Dandello Divs are 'divisions' - blocks that can be used to format a …/her post diagramming the indicated page, there are 12 potential divs with 4 probable floats. Check out [URL="http://www… Re: CSS questions Digital Media UI / UX Design by MidiMagic Divs next to each other never have the same height. They each expand downward just enough to hold their contents. One way to force the height issue is to use the display style on div: [code] div {display: table-cell;} [/code] Re: DIV positioning Digital Media UI / UX Design by diafol Divs and floats with margins (although that can be tricky!). I … Re: Why is it bad practice to wrap a <div> in an <a> tag? Digital Media UI / UX Design by ichigo_cool Divs are containers (usually for styling and such), anchors are links. Usually you'd place links and such within a defined container, not the other way around. What kind of practical application are you thinking? Because a link is usually not more than words, or a picture. Re: div Programming Web Development by crescendo divs are basically refered to as DIVISIONS. coding all tags in … divs beside each other Digital Media UI / UX Design by sirlink99 I am having trouble positioning divs beside each other 2 images one above the other with … Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by T4gal … Div, etc...) With the CSS, you can give those different divs different attributes(eg. different color, background color, font color, etc… work right away. The major reason I stay away from DIVs, is the fact that you can't (or more likely… a website that really explains the ins and outs of DIVs, that would be very appreciated. In the meantime I'll… DIVs vs TABLEs - The Age Old Question Programming Web Development by Remulon …input on the age old question about whether divs or tables are better for layout and/or… tabular data. CSS purists say divs. Others say divs for layout, tables for tabular data (including…So if I had the table built entirely of divs and css, I could SNAP! update an entire… do I make a table purely out of divs and css? Not only that, how to I… DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by T4gal … never use table for a site layout, only DIVs. So I began to look into this to …is it just a case of everyone being told DIVs are better, and so they repeat it without questioning…t in this case. At first I thought DIVs were harder for me simply because I don't… neutral at this point. I would gladly learn DIVs and switch over if I knew it was the… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by dietdew12z …working on now I used all absolute positioned divs because that's what all the sites …tried using a combination of absolute and relative divs and wound up with crappy looking pages where… of my pages using [b]both[/b] divs and tables and I believe that's probably…use of tables to achieve your overall layout and divs to get the 'shiny' feel. :) That's… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by Usernamex235 … tended to use tables, because of browser compatibility. Divs, implying page structure, were interpreted differently by the early… browsers. As divs should semantically be used and because of improved browser… are looking to decide between the two, use divs for page structure, and tables for tabular data.… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by Lusiphur … content until ALL content for the table is present whereas DIVs (being individual content blocks and technically each 'cell' is separate… the 'industry standard' these days is DIVs due to additional layout flexibility and capabilities that DIVs provide. For those situations where you… Re: DIVs vs TABLEs - The Age Old Question Programming Web Development by MidiMagic … - Any place where a div structure refuses to stay together Divs are better suited for the following: - Dividing the page into… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by pritaeas … agreed on the fact that anything can be done with divs. If you worry about cross-browser compatibility, yes, it may… or way around a certain problem. My vote is for divs. I found it hard too when I first started, but… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by haranaboy … to present data in rows/columns. In addition to that, divs are way easier to create AND change than tables. For…; As you can see it's a lot easier with Divs than with tables. Here's the link where I got… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by T4gal That makes sense. Looks like I might have to learn how to use DIVs. Would it be practical to create a whole layout using absolutely positioned DIVs? How stable would that be as far as different browsers and screen resolutions go? Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by T4gal … easier. I did notice you used ID's for the DIVs, but not the Tables, why is that? I keep seeing… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by haranaboy … Div, etc...) With the CSS, you can give those different divs different attributes(eg. different color, background color, font color, etc… Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by Lusiphur … is shown, regardless of other page content (Absolute positioning of DIVs can do this). Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by T4gal How about for, say, a centered, fixed width layout? How simple would that be to do with DIVs? Re: DIVs vs. Table for site layout Digital Media UI / UX Design by Elihu5991 It really does matter on your project. DIVs give you absolute control whilst Tables are limited.