[Guide] How to code expandble divs

[Mashi]

BAVO!

Great tutorial, if this just stops 5 people requesting layouts to be coded it is a sucess!

[Meti]

I know, this is off topic, but:
I've made a layout, and i'm trying to code it, myself... First, i'm trying with images from the layout, (parts of the layout), and i want them to be like, the navigation left, header up, content in middle, disclaimer at bottom..
How can i do it?

I hope you understand me...

BigMuscle

[theJOSH]

I know, this is off topic, but:
I've made a layout, and i'm trying to code it, myself... First, i'm trying with images from the layout, (parts of the layout), and i want them to be like, the navigation left, header up, content in middle, disclaimer at bottom..
How can i do it?

I hope you understand me...

BigMuscle

Does anyone on the forum give a crap?

No? No-one?
Case settled, no-one cares

Edited by mat64 (Forum Moderator): Please don't be rude to other forum members.

[Meti]

Does anyone on the forum give a crap?

No? No-one?
Case settled, no-one cares

Edited by mat64 (Forum Moderator): Please don't be rude to other forum members.

Well, if you don't care.. How the hell are you sure that anyone else don't care? OMG, get a life, and stop trying to get your post count higher, and just write things that you think! Write things that are true, your selfish ****!

Edited by LucasAge (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not be rude to other members.

[Hypertext]

Yeh, Josh ****, I care, and I'm about to help him? k?

You can use css 'float' property works well. You have to define this to a div class using this

<div class="myclass">mycontent</div>

Your css should be

.myclass {
floateft;
}

by saying left I said that it would go on the left side, other properties are self explanatory.

[--ss--]

Yeh, Josh ****, I care, and I'm about to help him? k?

You can use css 'float' property works well. You have to define this to a div class using this

<div class="myclass">mycontent</div>

Your css should be

.myclass {
floateft;
}

by saying left I said that it would go on the left side, other properties are self explanatory.

You will have to add a width element to it and make sure all the floated divs width's add up to the width of the container otherwise it will not work .

[Hypertext]

Yup , and you should probably have a container to keep it centered if you want that.

[Hypertext]

Note: They can be smaller than the containers width.

[Independent]

Nice one

I couldn't remember if it was class or id

[--ss--]

Nice one

I couldn't remember if it was class or id

You use class for styling spans, the id is used to give a div/span a unique id which can be used to manipulate it , either by using css or javascript .

For spans you should have it as .name , you use a . instead of # to show it's for a span , and replace name with the name you want the span to have .