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Hi, I have a wordpress blog, http://bupphawitt.com/, that I want to create extra sidebars outside the container, and on both sides of it. The sidebars have to be fixed, so that when I scroll down the page the sidebars remain fixed. Please see yahoo page for similar idea I want to create, http://www.yahoo.com/. Have a look at its left sidebar, which is how I want my site to be, just the extra boxes on both sides. I have tried to create a wrapper outside it, but unsuccessful. I must have done something wrong. Can someone please guide me to the right direction? Any help would be highly appreciate
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Hello, I'm having difficulties trying to understand how the wrapper works, or I think the problem may also be caused by the float and/or clear attributes? In my example I have a wrapper which holds two boxes, when I type code in the boxes they expand automatically downwards but my wrapper remains static, it won't expand as I type in to the two boxes. Does it mean I have to explicitly set a height to the wrapper or is it something to do with the float and/or clear attributes? I set different colors to the two boxes and the wrapper just to see if the wrapper actually expands but it won't move. T
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Hello, The code below is quite simple but there are things I still don't fully understand. 1. When I place code inside the center container the wrapper expands automatically, but it won't happen when I do the same in the left or right container. Why's that? do I need to explicitly set the height of the wrapper? 2. When I reduce the resolution to the minimum I see that the link in the center container falls on a second line. Is there any way to avoid that? Thanks. [/font][/color][color=#000000][size=3]<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtm
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My page does not view correctly in other web browser than Firefox.I want the page to have a "book/magazine" design, where you flip to the next page in HTML. I managed to get the design i wanted, but when i view my page in other browsers, it does not look like it does in firefox. Here is the page I am talking about -open in Firefox for correct view, and then try safari/chrome/opera. Why is it like this?http://www.ia-stud.h...strate/inn.html Here is the source-code:<html><head><META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=utf-8" /><META NAME="COPYRIGHT" CONTE
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What I want is a image as a background-and then place divs on that same background I use wrapper ^^
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Hi everyone! This is my second post on this forum, and my first thread! I am a semi experienced coder in both (X)HTML, and CSS having done many web pages for simply learning purposes, and for my local Zeitgeist Chapter http://www.zeitgeist-toronto.com. In simple; I won't be needing so much in-depth explanation; simply code will do. So let me get started. If you visit http://www.beta.zeit...oronto.com/test (note this will be updated constantly, and possibly with the solution. feel free to take my code and use it for yourself ) you will notice that there is no real space between my 'contentWrap
