Tables? Divs? Formatting an ASP.NET page....
Divs are for content, tables are data! I get that.
BUT, can DIVs become so convulaed with hundreds of them, that markup seems harder.
I'd like a 3 column approach for a form. 975px wide, soooo 325 each? Makes things easier to line up, I hope. You know labels/text boxes. My problem on a line without DIVs is spacing. How do I build in a blank area to separate columns?
I have:
First Name: (box) Last Name: (box)
City: (box) State: (box) Zip Code: (box)
Like to see:
Wanna nice and purdy layout, but I only know how with Tables
Bob
BUT, can DIVs become so convulaed with hundreds of them, that markup seems harder.
I'd like a 3 column approach for a form. 975px wide, soooo 325 each? Makes things easier to line up, I hope. You know labels/text boxes. My problem on a line without DIVs is spacing. How do I build in a blank area to separate columns?
I have:
First Name: (box) Last Name: (box)
City: (box) State: (box) Zip Code: (box)
Like to see:
First Name: (box) Last Name: (box)
City: (box) State: (box) Zip Code: (box)
Wanna nice and purdy layout, but I only know how with Tables
Bob
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Correct. Without float, the div's would sit on top of one another.
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Followup....
Why in the HTML markup it is right, right left in the definitions of the DIVs for each column?
Seems backwards to me.
Why in the HTML markup it is right, right left in the definitions of the DIVs for each column?
Seems backwards to me.
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Bob