| How To Center a UL based menu! |
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Well this is just really a quick reminder to me on how to center a unordered list menu. Here what you should do or rather I should do on CSS: Last update : 20-11-2009 22:05
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Tuesday, 25 August 2009 08:07 |
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This recent weeks I have been to Stradbroke Island in Queensland and took quite nice photos see below to see them or drop to Stock/Free photos for more. We walked for an hour just to reach the Blue lake and spent a little time there. We got in the lake to get ourselves wet but due to build up of weeds and grass in the corner we only stayed there for a bit. Then we head out to the Brown lake which we spent quite some time and set up for a tacka. And the water there is literally brown and definitely crystal clear good for sweimming. We also went to the look out and you'll see couple of shots. So then we went home. I definitely recommend going there for a holiday or a quick getaway from the city!!! :)
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New Images & Sigma 24-70mm |
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Monday, 10 August 2009 09:13 |
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Here are some photos I have uploaded recently, go to stock/free images to have a look at them in bigger sizes.
These photos were taken using my old (may I add not so good) lens which was sold immediately after buying it: Sigma 28-300mm ASP IF Hyperzoom
Now with the images below were taken using my new lens even though it cost a little bit more compare to my old one , it packs a punch! Its still a sigma and the zoom range is quite low its the; Sigma 24-70 EX DG Macro f2.8.
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Sigma 28-300 IF SLD for Minolta/Sony for SALE! |
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Tuesday, 28 July 2009 13:38 |
Yes you heard it right I am selling my Sigma 28-300mm IF SLD ASP compact Hyperzoom on Ebay! So if you guys have any Sony/Minolta cameras then it might be a good idea checking this baby out! The auction is still going, catch it before goes!
Please click here to bid on the lens! Status: Finished |
| CSS Layout 2 Columns Frustration |
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FLOATING: both divs -NOT GOOD
I have been doing templates for about 3 years now coming from the table based layout to simply pure LAYER layout. At first all I knew was to set the css for 2 div's as FLOAT: LEFT and WIDTH and you're good to go. But later on found out that setting it this way actually has alot of potential mess up. Like the right column get pushed down below when the content contains COMBO BOXES, LINK tags and javascripts.
FLOATING: 1 Div only -NOT GOOD
After encountering this I went on searching ways of doing a simple 2 column (fixed) layout. Then I thought I found the right one, its when you only float 1 column to either left or right and just leave the other one normal and be set the width. And its all good, same thing happened on this one specially when content becomes really cumbersome with form tags and other element field types.So okay its time to put on my googling skills again. I found:
USING PERCENTAGE MARGIN - OKAY ~NOT PERFECT
At the moment this is the way I do 2 column layout. This type of layout can actually withstand any contents. How it works: 1 wrapper for the right column and a normal div column afterwards for the left, set them both to float left. and have the wrapper have a width of 100%. This will push the left div out of the way usually out of the view,after this have the LEFT div which is the one thats got pushed out of the way have a margin-left to -100%; this will bring back the left div as if like it had margin-left: 0 set the width for this div and this will become your left column. Then put a new div inside the wrapper and this will be your right column, apply a margin and a width to it and youre all done.
So basically the last way of doing it seem to suffice but this type of layout is not perfect for some reason when you refresh your page the left column goes too far to the left as if the starting point is exactly where it is and having it margin-left: -100% brings it back to far left. The right div is still intact but that sure is not the type off effect we want. But it only happens quite a few and sometimes it will just work by it self which is not really good.
So at the moment the third layout is the one Im currently using but I wont be using this for long I need a solid 2 column layout that can conquer all so the journey starts again.
Here are some useful links to get some good decent css layouts:
3 Columns Perfect layout by Matthew James Taylor Last update : 21-02-2009 02:24
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