rkosh

You have to float the divs to get them to be positioned horizontally. Check out Glish for the "3 column layout" to see the exact coding.

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Thanks.

Here's the CSS:

div#skills {	margin: 20px;	border: 1px solid #000000;	display: block;	}div#skills div {	padding: 0px 20px 0px 20px;	display: table-cell;	}div#skills div h4 {	text-align: center;	color: #0066CC	}

and the XHTML

<div id="skills"><div><h4>Title</h4><ul><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li></ul></div><div><h4>title</h4><ul><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li></ul></div><div><h4>title</h4><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li><li>bleh</li></div></div>

Trying to move away from using tables but I'm having the following problems with this. I want the three divs positioned horizontally, but the table-cell property is only working in firefox, not IE. (haven't checked in other browsers yet). inline doesn't work nor does inline-block. The span tag can't work here because of the <h4> tag inside of it (block-level inside of an inline level tag doesn't validate) And besides not validating, the page still views with the three divs positioned vertically.

I'm such an idiot! I just realized I specified "type" instead of "class" on that link!!!. Thanks pbolduc!

I use tables for the initial positioning of the page, but the div layers inside of those tables for the smaller elements. The problem with div layers right now is IE's rendering of values that can throw off how they really should be aligned. Padding is my biggest issue with IE right now.

Here's the code I'm using for my javascript link I decided to add to a website I'm working on:<li><a type="button" href="java script: history.go(-1)">Go Back</a></li>The problem is that the css doesn't affect the javascript link. It displays as a plain blue underlined link. The stylesheet correctly renders regular links to other pages in the site, so the problem doesn't lie in my CSS coding. Thanks for the help.

For some strange reason I always find myself looking at the CSS3 specification and finding what browsers support the new working drafts.

I think it's pretty cool.  I don't mean to make bonsai cats, I mean the idea behind it.  The people who think of this stuff are either geniuses or very weird, you can decide.  I personally think it would be cruel to do that to cats.  But that's just me.

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I laughed the first time I saw it, but as someone already said, it's a couple of years old now.

MySpace is a good community to keep in contact with friends and plan stuff on, but for actual networking it fails horribly.

I've been using Kazaa Lite for the past two years and it runs fine on my computer. For a while you could still download it off of an archived webpage, but it has been removed. I have the .exe file if anyone wants it.