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kroyce on May 13, 2002 at 11:34:14 AM	Rating: 4
Although this is an excellent article, it doesn't address one critical aspect of DHTML...  Dynamic positioning of DIV tags relative to one another.  I am developing an intranet application that will only be used by folks with IE 5.5.  one of the display panels has multiple DIV tag content areas that need to be placed relative to one another in 2 columns.  The height of the div tags depends on the number of rows returned from a database query.  I have tried relative positioning  and it doesn't seem to work.  When I query the element using currentStyle, it returns the value AUTO.  I am trying to find out the heigh the browser has assigned not necessarily the default style.  Does anyone have any help for this out there?
brett_merkey@tvratings.com on May 29, 1999 at 5:16:26 AM	Rating: 4
This is excellent information. Too bad that Microsoft does not feel compelled to release information regarding the CSS capabilities of IE5. There is very little to be found anywhere. We are all reduced to testing on our own and there are lots of property:value couplets that need to be investigated. Brett Merkey http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/BWMerkey/
patrickoehlinger on Apr 11, 1999 at 11:06:07 AM	Rating: 4
The Text was a good help for me. On my homepage is an test area for new things like this. patrick P.S.: I like the WYSIWYG editor!
ender7 on Mar 23, 1999 at 4:39:20 PM	Rating: 5
Very cool introduction

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