div tag in html

swaroopmj

Hello population,

I've a problem figuring out whether there exists an option in the

tag. I'm using a div tag and it has like 8 entries in it horizontally(i.e in a single line.) I made sure the webpage alignment works fine for all the resolution and most of the common browsers. But since i defined everything in %, the

tag doesnot work as desired?? Is there a way to increase the spacing between each entry in the

using % option so that it looks uniform on all the resolutions??

Thanks for ur reply in advance

Swaroop.

dolev9

[b][red]This message was edited by dolev9 at 2005-7-26 14:42:4[/red][/b][hr]
i have only one thing to say about that:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/div.asp

swaroopmj

Thank u for ur reply. I now figured out how to do it. If i have problems i'll contact u again. Thank you for ur time.

Swaroop

dolev9

fill free to mail me, or use the programmers heaven's messages system if you got any problem.

dolev

swaroopmj

first of all thnx for the reply dolev. I actually got other cool options for the menu from that link, but still cant solve the problem. I'll reframe my problem,


My div tag has 8 names(links) aligned horizontally. Now the alignment(or rather the spacing b/w the links) is perfect in 800X600 resolution. But when i change my resolution to say 1024X768 the width of the div remains same but the entries in it r aligned with same spacing, so there will b a gap on the right side. I know we've to provide the alignment in % for it to work in all resolutions, but the % option has no effect when i use it in the div option.

I hope u got my problem. I tried some more options in the link but still cudnt get it to work. Thnx for ur reply


Regards,
Swaroop.

dolev9

i had the exact same problem as you do.


i think that what you search for is this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/height_0.asp



here is another link that might interest you:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/om/measuring.asp


dolev

NCS_One

: Hello population,
:
: I've a problem figuring out whether there exists an option in the

tag. I'm using a div tag and it has like 8 entries in it horizontally(i.e in a single line.) I made sure the webpage alignment works fine for all the resolution and most of the common browsers. But since i defined everything in %, the

tag doesnot work as desired?? Is there a way to increase the spacing between each entry in the

using % option so that it looks uniform on all the resolutions??
:
: Thanks for ur reply in advance
:
: Swaroop.
:

Hi

Dont know if this what you looking for but try this :
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Hope it help.

CyGuy

: : Hello population,
: :
: : I've a problem figuring out whether there exists an option in the

tag. I'm using a div tag and it has like 8 entries in it horizontally(i.e in a single line.) I made sure the webpage alignment works fine for all the resolution and most of the common browsers. But since i defined everything in %, the

tag doesnot work as desired?? Is there a way to increase the spacing between each entry in the

using % option so that it looks uniform on all the resolutions??
: :
: : Thanks for ur reply in advance
: :
: : Swaroop.
: :
:
: Hi
:
: Dont know if this what you looking for but try this :
: ---------------------------------------------------------
:
:
: File2
:
:
:

:

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:
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: --------------------------------------------------------------
:
: Hope it help.
:
There are ways to do this, I have a handfull of functions.
Some for images that don't even belong to me.
If you succeed in retrieving a browsers width,
Math.floor(width/8) might work, if the browser's
width is evenly divisible by 8, then it would be a
simple task of srategecly placing the remaing pixels
distributed amounst the div tags!!!
need a more help --- cyrus.hays@earthlink.net
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~cyrus.hays