I don’t mean to start a fresh debate on the pros and cons of inline layouts, but I would like to know if in FW 6 anyone is still making use of simple CSS layered designs? Make your graphic box and import photos. Make your HTML box and add your text.
Is it still not possible to work that way successfully?
Would love to see examples from people who may be doing exactly that.
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Absolute positioning has its place in CSS based layouts when you need to
position something relative to its parent that will never need to move
since it is now taken out of the flow - just not as elements designed to be
dynamic or relative. I often use “drag and drop” or absolute positioning
within the confines of an inline div to create a fixed unit or block of
code that is all locked together as a group. Sometimes absolute positioning
is the only way to achieve a certain effect with surety.
On 24 April 2013 17:53, LauraB email@hidden wrote:
I don’t mean to start a fresh debate on the pros and cons of inline
layouts, but I would like to know if in FW 6 anyone is still making use of
simple CSS layered designs? Make your graphic box and import photos. Make
your HTML box and add your text.Is it still not possible to work that way successfully?
Would love to see examples from people who may be doing exactly that.
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Thank you. That’s helpful to know and a good strategy that sounds like it brings the best of both worlds to the user, or at least those who don’t necessarily do websites for a living, but who DO want to produce reasonable sites every now and then.
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