div tag in html

swaroopmj · July 2005

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 · July 2005

[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 · July 2005

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 · July 2005

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

dolev

swaroopmj · July 2005

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 · July 2005

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 · July 2005

: 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 · March 2006

: : 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
:
:
:

:

AEIOU

:

AEIOU

:

AEIOU

:

AEIOU

:

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:

AEIOU

:

AEIOU

:

:
:
: --------------------------------------------------------------
:
: 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

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