This will be applied to every page of our website (home
page:
http://www.hampton.lib.
nh.us/). I want the toolbars at the top (which are put
there with the server side include of a .txt file) to spread
the entire width
of the page, while the rest of the page has indented
margins. Right now the SSI
link is inside the <body> tags, and moving them
outside doesn't seem to make a
difference. I'm looking for a solution that won't require a
major adjustment to
the entire website, if possible. My knowledge of CSS is
very rudimentary.
Bill Teschek
bteschek hampton.lib.nh.us
Pons, Lisa (ponslm) wrote:
> As someone else will no doubt say, it is always best to
send a url.
> Without that, it's very hard to tell how to do this
because of
> inheritance...
> Can you change the code? The easiest way is to put a
wrapper div to wrap
> everything in the fixed width to that width, and
another div for the
> 100% content.
>
> Lisa
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: web4lib-bounceswebjunction.org
> > [mailto:web4lib-bounceswebjunction.org] On Behalf
Of Bill Teschek
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 3:47 PM
> > To: web4libwebjunction.org
> > Subject: [Web4lib] CSS Margins
> >
> > I've been using the margin-left and margin-right
CSS commands
> > to control width of the body element of our web
pages. I'd
> > like to be able to have one small part of the page
NOT use
> > these settings and display to the full width of
the page.
> > What is the best way to go about doing that?
> >
> > Bill Teschek
> > bteschekhampton.lib.nh.us
> >
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