ljmeijer
10-06-2003, 04:06 AM
Hi,
I'm working on a portfolio site, and am struggling to find the html that will look like the way I want it.
All data is dynamicly generated, and now comes into this form:
http://www.shockwaving.com/portfolio/test1.html
What you see there is almost what I need. There's one problem I need to solve though:
- Try dragging the browser smaller. As soon as the image come close to the text, the text wraps, making it not line up anymore with the titles.
Right now this is a table with two cells. one with the 'titles' and one with their 'values' and the image.
(inside a table, which is the green box).
I'm looking for a html structure that will:
- not have the issue with the linewrapping (It can wrap, but the titles should wrap too)
- does have all the text wrap nicely around the image. (like it is now)
- has the titles nicely aligned to the right, and the content nicely aligned to the left (like it is now)
I think this could all be solved if I could use a TAB, but I can't seem to find a way to do so.
Any hints tips would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks, Lucas
I'm working on a portfolio site, and am struggling to find the html that will look like the way I want it.
All data is dynamicly generated, and now comes into this form:
http://www.shockwaving.com/portfolio/test1.html
What you see there is almost what I need. There's one problem I need to solve though:
- Try dragging the browser smaller. As soon as the image come close to the text, the text wraps, making it not line up anymore with the titles.
Right now this is a table with two cells. one with the 'titles' and one with their 'values' and the image.
(inside a table, which is the green box).
I'm looking for a html structure that will:
- not have the issue with the linewrapping (It can wrap, but the titles should wrap too)
- does have all the text wrap nicely around the image. (like it is now)
- has the titles nicely aligned to the right, and the content nicely aligned to the left (like it is now)
I think this could all be solved if I could use a TAB, but I can't seem to find a way to do so.
Any hints tips would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks, Lucas