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CSS/DIV how do I keep the divisions together?

Elmo · 2011-07-04 11:58:58

I am trying to prevent my div tags falling beneath each other when the users window is minimized diagonally, so that a scroll-bar appears at the bottom of the window. ????

04-07-2011 11:58am

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Elmo

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I am trying to prevent my div tags falling beneath each other when the users window is minimized diagonally, so that a scroll-bar appears at the bottom of the window.

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#2 04-07-2011 12:24pm

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Problem solved I just need to set the width of the body tag. I am setting it to 1024px (too small????)

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#3 04-07-2011 12:26pm

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970/980 to account for scrollbar

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#4 04-07-2011 3:30pm

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Minimised diagonally?

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#5 04-07-2011 3:52pm

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komodosp wrote: »

Minimised diagonally?

From either the right or the left of the screen, only way I could think of describing it! Restore is possible a better word to use. Restored Diagonally e.g. Restore Left.

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#6 04-07-2011 3:55pm

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Think this is more suited to Design than Development...

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#7 04-07-2011 4:12pm

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Sparks wrote: »

Think this is more suited to Design than Development...

That's fine but the questions been answered thanks.

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