positioning

问题 Just checking to see whether there's a way to do this in CSS before I get my Javascript on! In the example, the #fixed div gets filled with content dynamically - so we never know how big the content in that div will be. The beginning of the #absolute div must always be rendered underneath the #fixed div. The #absolute div also gets filled with lengthy content dynamically, so the user must be able to scroll the content in that div, no matter how big it gets. Without knowing the size of the

问题 My problem is the following: The border does not wrap the containing items. I know this is because I position the content-item absolute, but I need them to be absolute for the layout to work. This also means that I cannot use the clearfix solution (this means that I have to float the elements, which it not an option). So my question is, how to I get the parent div to get the height of the contained elements. EDIT: No Javascript solution, CSS only Html: <div class="mask"> <div id="content-1"

问题 I have the following data: a , b , c , d , e , f 375, 52, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233412 341, 52, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233412 422, 52, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233417 478, 50, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233418 58, 481, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233432 69, 481, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233432 487, 49, 1892, http://example.com, ::1, 1308233432 a = position y b = position x c = screen resolution (browser) d = host e = ip f = timestamp

问题 I'm looking for help with positioning an object along X, and Y coordinates based upon percentage in order to allow it to move on top of everything when you scroll around the page. The numbers are working, but the CSS seems to be confused, so all I need is alignment help. Currently I have: document.getElementById('block').style.display="style='position: absolute; left: place%; top: place%; transform: translate(place%, place%);'"; Example: office applications moving tool bars around when they

问题 Here's my test site for a new food festival: http://aksarbenribfest.bugs3.com/public_html/#!/page_home I managed to move the cartoon logo on the front page closer to the menu arrows on the top of each page, but can't get the remaining pages to 'move up' the page. I want to eliminate the gap between the column titles (Thursday, Friday & Saturday for example on the 'Music' page) and the bottom of the arrow menu buttons. Since I'm modifying a template, any other help and hints are definitely

问题 I want my top menu to be fixed and scroll with the page, but only when it get to the top of the screen. Like here: http://en.miui.com/forum.php anybody knows how? tnx :) 回答1: Either uses CSS' position:sticky with browser vendor prefixes or check the window's scrollTop when the element touches the top of the window and at the scrollTop or anything larger than it, fix the element with fixed positioning. On scroll, when the scrollTop is less, give it relative positioning. In jQuery: $(window).on

问题 This question goes to the css wizards. I've googled this and couldn't find an answer. At this point I'm not sure it's possible: How do I specify the position of an element within another element, semi-absolutely so to speak? I want to say "Put element inner x pixels to the right of outer 's left border, no matter where outer happens to be at the moment." This might be possible with javascript, but shouldn't it be possible with css? 回答1: #inner { position: absolute; left: 10px; } What this CSS

问题 I'm trying to get the footer on a webpage under my content, regardless of the length of the content. For some reason, it doesn't want to. HTML: <div class="container"> <div class="navigatie"> <ul> <a class="navigatielink" href="index.php?page=home"><li class="navigatieli navigatie1">Home</li></a> <a class="navigatielink" href="index.php?page=info"><li class="navigatieli navigatie2">Info</li></a> <a class="navigatielink" href="index.php?page=agenda"><li class="navigatieli navigatie3 ">Agenda<

问题 I need some help with my styling. I'm trying to get a nice looking website, but I just can't seem to do it. I've tried floats, but to no avail. I want to to have the look of the 'Aspen Development' as the brand name, and then have my buttons on the right side of the div. Here's my HTML: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type"

问题 I've got three unequal length columns of text and I want to put a button at the bottom of each column. I'm looking for a current method--preferably CSS only--of positioning the buttons so that they're at the same vertical position in the page when the columns are side-by-side (floated), and then are positioned after the relevant column when the layout is single column (on small screens). I don't necessarily need the columns to be equal length since they don't have backgrounds, unless that's