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Creating a multi-column layout in CSS

charles — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:02:29 +0000

I mentioned before in a previous post that there are dozens of tutorials on creating a multi-column layout in CSS, but I only needed ONE that worked.

A List Apart features another outstanding tutorial on creating clean and elastic multi-column layouts.

If you know of a better tutorial or have your own code to make a multi-column layout, feel free to post a link to it in the comments or email me at blog AT gnilka DOT com.

71 examples of CSS navigation menus

charles — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 12:17:46 +0000

A big Digg story recently was an article on Razvan’s Nerve featuring links to 71 examples of CSS navigation.

From the sliding doors method of navigation to CSS drop downs, there are plenty of examples to study and use. It is also useful to have all these examples in one place.

Desigining a multi-column website in CSS – Which solution is best?

charles — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 02:41:17 +0000

There are many tutorials on how to create a multi-column site with CSS. I do not need many tutorials, I just need ONE that works, is easy to read, and gives me valid code.

It would seem simple enough to design a multi-column site in CSS, but do a Google search on how to create a 3-column or multi-column CSS code and you will be swamped with solutions.

Which one works best? I think this tutorial on The Design Edition explains it best, especially when it comes to making DIVs that expand to allow for more content.

Of course, I encourage anyone who thinks they have a better solution to share it. Send me an email at blog AT gnilka DOT com or post a comment.