DIV question
If I have a header at the top of a page created using DIV, and I want to place a logo image to the left and text (phone number) to the right, do I need to define and use two seperate embedded DIVs?
And how would I position them? And can I make them relative to the 'header' region instead of the page itself?
And how would I position them? And can I make them relative to the 'header' region instead of the page itself?
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I was able to do it using a 2-col single-row table...
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Thank you for your reply.
Will implement your suggestion and confirm...
Thank you for your reply.
Will implement your suggestion and confirm...
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As I mentioned earlier.
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Okay, I've tried so hard to put a site together using DIVs I've abandoned them in favour of tables for now.
I will award point regardless and accordingly.
I will award point regardless and accordingly.
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amitlamba, what are you doing? spamming?
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I didn't know you could that. I love the idea of #header img... and #header p... to define styles relative to DIVs whose ID is 'header'.
Your simplified solution has made a few things clearer to me (okay, call me a 'newbie'...).
Looking at your code, I think the key element is the 'float:left' and 'float:right'...
I can't understand why I did not pick this up when looking at SSupreme's code (which is almost identical to your own). Maybe it's because at the time I didn't know what to look for at the time.
Thank you for your effort and time. Pity I cannot give you points too.
I didn't know you could that. I love the idea of #header img... and #header p... to define styles relative to DIVs whose ID is 'header'.
Your simplified solution has made a few things clearer to me (okay, call me a 'newbie'...).
Looking at your code, I think the key element is the 'float:left' and 'float:right'...
I can't understand why I did not pick this up when looking at SSupreme's code (which is almost identical to your own). Maybe it's because at the time I didn't know what to look for at the time.
Thank you for your effort and time. Pity I cannot give you points too.
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it is good that you call the header image in the background and all the logo image and phone number you can just type in the header div.
also you can give the link in the logo
i think it will help you..
thanks.
also you can give the link in the logo
i think it will help you..
thanks.
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