[Web4lib] dreamweaver-css-layout

Andrew Hankinson andrew.hankinson at gmail.com
Tue Sep 19 23:27:50 EDT 2006


Hi Raumin,

You want to float both of your boxes.  A <div> is a block-level tag,  
so it will insert a carriage return after each instance of it.  If  
you float: left both boxes, they will stack next to each other.

Hope that helps,

Andrew

On 19-Sep-06, at 10:09 PM, raumin dehghan wrote:

> I am working with dreamweaver 8.0, and I have one css box on my  
> page, below my masthead.  When I try to put a second css box on the  
> page, I have to make the positioning fixed, so it will appear  
> directly next to the first box.
>
> However, when the position is fixed for that css box, it completely  
> distorts my dreamweaver workspace - it superimposes itself over my  
> masthead and my other box.
>
> Is there anyway that I can keep that box fixed, or able to be seen  
> as it should in browsers and at the same time look the same way in  
> Dreamweaver?
>
> Thanks,
> Raumin Dehghan
>
>
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