An interesting look on where web-layout is at, where it’s going, and where it came from: Farewell Floats: The Future of CSS Layout | Design Shack. I still remember when tables were the cool way to go; glad those days are over…
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Exam Tip: Create a Notecard in GDocs
For my Anatomy & Physiology class, we’re allowed to use 3 x 5 notecards on our exams. The professor doesn’t care how we make the cards or what we put on the cards. I decided to take his online study guides and condense them using Google Docs. Continue reading…
Clearing Floats With WordPress
Using a “float” in a web design is fairly common these days; it is used to float images for wrapping text, as well as being one of the easier, standard-compliant methods to achieve columns. For example, if you want to have a content column, with a sidebar column floating to the right, you would probably have something similar to this (example after the jump):
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