We launched new forums in March 2019—join us there. In a hurry for help with your website? Get Help Now!
    • 26931
    • 2,314 Posts
    using display:table cell on the divs works. no additional markup, just a conditional stylesheet for IE 6/7, since they can’t handle table-cell & the arrow will be displayed right underneath the paragraph. i can live with that i guess smiley
    -> http://kunane.com/linkmore-tablecell/ (increase the font-size)
      • 21838
      • 284 Posts
      Quote from: sharkbait at Mar 08, 2011, 06:38 AM

      using display:table cell on the divs works. no additional markup, just a conditional stylesheet for IE 6/7, since they can’t handle table-cell & the arrow will be displayed right underneath the paragraph. i can live with that i guess smiley
      -> http://kunane.com/linkmore-tablecell/ (increase the font-size)
      okay, great. didn’t thought about font-size wink
        MODX Free Template Base: MODX-Boilerplate | my blog (lots of MODX stuff) | my gitHub (translations) | MODX User Groups Germany (Facebook)
        • 34000
        • 77 Posts
        Hi sharkbait. found another framework I’m liking, they have a table styling sheet, might see something there you like.
        Default table styling is nice to have sometimes.
        This framework, looks like it’s got some great practices to study.

        http://www.notjustagrid.com/demo.asp

        Good luck with your layout.
          MODx Revo 2.1 and done!
          • 1169
          • 312 Posts
          I have been busy trying to get my head around YUI3 framework to use in connection with MODx.

          Does anyone else have any experience with YUI3 and MODx? Good or bad.
            DEVELOPMENT ENV:- Ubuntu 12.04 | MODx Revolution 2.2.8 | LAMP 2i Apache 2.2.22 | Php 5.3.10 | Mysql 5.5.31 MySQL client version: 5.5.31