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HTML - Split Page In Half Vertically
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About 4-5 days ago I made my attempt to build my first webpage, I am using Dreamweaver cs4 my goal right now is to split my index page in half so I can have two columns, one side for a current video and the other for upcoming news. my site is www.canapictures.com and I will include a picture of what I am trying to achieve, thank you. The gray line in the middle is where I want it to split, and the box is where text would go, I want to line to be invisible if possible. Similar TutorialsHi, I'm absolute noob when it comes to building websites, so please be gentle. See, for example, this page of my website: http://home.planet.nl/~lever170/hk/hk.html The page is a frame with the photo's on the right and the BACK link on the left. I would like to vertically center the page with BACK so that the vertical line lines up with the thumbnails regardless of screen size. The code for the BACK page is as follows: Code: <html> <body style="background-color:#333333" link="white" alink="white" vlink="white"> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <center> <table cellspacing="5" border="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr valign="top" align="left"> <td> <br><br><br><br> <a style="text-decoration:none" href="javascript: history.go(-1)">BACK</a><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> </p> </td> <td bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><img src="http://home.planet.nl/~lever170/1pix.gif"><BR></td> </tr> </table> </center> </body> </html> How do I vertically center this? Only half of my picture showing. The bottom half is cut off. Can someone help me please. http://www.animeriddim.com/anime_ost...ost_disc1.html Thanks, Mitka Hey everyone, I have a 900px wide container div, and inside is a horizontal nav bar consisting of five buttons and a spacer image at the end to fill out the remainder of the width (six total images in all). The buttons consist of an unordered list of background images, floated left, and the spacer is an image that I threw on at the end. In Safari and Firefox (Mac and Windows), the page displays perfectly. In Internet Explorer, however, the final spacer image gets bumped down underneath the rest of the nav bar buttons. Its like IE is counting some extra pixels somewhere and deciding that the spacer image doesn't have enough room to fit in the 900px div. I'm pretty new to this, just learning as I go along - is this a common problem with IE, and is there a fix for it? I've tried removing the border from the container, not sure what else to try. Thanks! I'm looking for information on how to split a web page background, this is kind of hard to explain so i'll provide an example, http://www.torrentspy.com Can this be done with html and css only? Know of any tutorials or links for what i'm looking for? Hello, I have a form which is used to pass a password in 2 factor authentation. What I am looking to do is to take : <input class=CTXMSAM_ContentFont type="Password" title="Enter password" name="passwd1" size="13" maxlength="32"> and split it into two form fields but when the user submits the form combining both fields to be submitted wth the name="passwd1" This is crutial for authentication to work. The reason for this is that the password is a secure token which contain a PIN + Tokencode. Currently the need to put both in one field and hit submit combining it them selves. This is not optimal as end users are not the smartest eggs out there. Thanks The full .js script is below: var loginPrefilled = false; function SetCookie(cookieName,cookieValue) { var today = new Date(); var expire = new Date(); expire.setTime(today.getTime() + 3600000*24); document.cookie = cookieName+"="+escape(cookieValue)+";path=/;expires="+expire.toGMTString(); } function UnsetCookie(cookieName) { document.cookie=cookieName+"=nothing;expires=Thursday, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT; path=/"; } function ns_check() { var login=document.forms['vpnForm'].login.value; if(login == "") {window.alert("You need to enter login name"); return false; } SetCookie("NSC_USER", login); return true; } function ns_disperrmsg() { if(document.cookie.length>0) { if(document.cookie.indexOf("NSC_VPNERR=4001") != -1) { document.writeln("<FONT COLOR=#000000><B><CENTER> Invalid username or password.</CENTER></B></FONT>"); UnsetCookie("NSC_VPNERR"); return; } } document.writeln(" "); } UnsetCookie("NSC_AAAC"); UnsetCookie("NSC_USER"); function ns_getcookie(name) { var cookie=document.cookie; if(cookie.length > 0) { begin=cookie.indexOf(name+"="); if(begin!=-1) { begin+=name.length+1; end=cookie.indexOf(";", begin); if(end==-1) end=cookie.length; return unescape(cookie.substring(begin, end)); } } return null; } function ns_fillName() { var value=ns_getcookie("NSC_NAME"); document.vpnForm.login.focus(); if(value!=null) { document.vpnForm.login.value = value; loginPrefilled = true; document.vpnForm.login.style.color = "#777"; document.vpnForm.passwd.focus(); UnsetCookie("NSC_NAME"); } } function loginFieldCheck() { if(loginPrefilled == true) { document.vpnForm.login.blur(); } } function ns_showpwd() { var pwc = ns_getcookie("pwcount"); document.write('<TR><TD align=right><SPAN class=CTXMSAM_ContentFont style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold">Windows Password'); document.write(':</SPAN></TD>'); document.write('<TD><input class=CTXMSAM_ContentFont type="Password" title="Enter password" name="passwd" size="13" maxlength="32"></TD></TR>'); if ( pwc == 2 ) { document.write('<TR><TD align=right> <SPAN class=CTXMSAM_ContentFont style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold">SecurID PASSCODE:</SPAN> </TD> <TD> <input class=CTXMSAM_ContentFont type="Password" title="Enter password" name="passwd1" size="13" maxlength="32"> </TD></TR>'); } UnsetCookie("pwcount"); } I was wondering if there is a way to split the back ground color of a page so that one half is one color and the other half is another I have just uploaded a new page at http://www.uncooking101.com/index.shtml , and for some reason the text it split up on IE. It shows just the first line to the right of the image, then everything else ends up below it so there is a large and very awkward space. The code is validated, and there is no problem in Firefox. A very similar scenario works fine at http://www.uncooking101.com/index.html . Does anyone know what in the world I am doing wrong?? If you don't see what I'm seeing, I uploaded a screenshot he http://uncooking101.com/images/iescreenshot.png I thank you in advance if you are able to help me! I'm new to really discussing these things. Usually my friend Google answers my tough situations, but I don't even know what to search for and am now about to pull my hair out! Hey, I want an image in the dead center of a frame. All I have so far is: <center><img src="images/banner_ani.gif"></center> I don't know how to vertically align the image. Could someone please fix it for me or tell me how. I tried googling everywhere but all I could find was stuff that involved CSS. Thanks Hi, I've got an image 25x25px which i'm trying to vertically align in a 35px high list element. The css attached to the image is: width: 25px; height: 25px; border: 0px; vertical-align:middle; and the css attached to the list element is: font-size: small; height: 35px; border-style: ridge; border-width: 0px 0px 2px 0px; I'm trying to find a way of getting the browser to vertically align through css. I'm not trying to use padding, etc on the image, because i'm worried that when a user enlarges the text, or its rendered by different brwosers, etc, the image will mis-align itself. I thought vertical align was the right attribute, because i thought it vertically aligned all inline elements. but when i've attached it to the image, nothing has happened. http://www.tendervendors.com/contact.php I'm trying to vertically align the little picture of a house, in the navigation bar. I'm greatful for any help you can give, Matthew Millar An old chestnut this one, but I can't find reference to this particular technique when searching the forums. http://www.freemanpeer.com is the address and I'm using the technique found here (http://exanimo.com/examples/css/vert...ated-shim.html) to vertically center, however it's sticking fairly rigidly to the top of the browser. Any ideas anyone? Thanks in advance, Jez. Hi everyone, this is my first post. I am hoping to find someone who can help me. I need to make it so a table on my page is centered veritcally (the same way the center tag centers it horizontally) so that it will always be in the center of the page regardless of screen resolution or if the person resizes their browser window - is such a thing possible? If javascript is needed that is fine. Thanks Good afternoon! Where has the sun gone I'm freezing! Is it possible to have a table with rowspan with the text in the rowspan to read vertically (like taking an entire sentence after its been typed and rotating it 90ccw)? Hey guys been having a few problems finding resources on how to vertically align text. what it is is that i have a division i wish to display text in vertically... Any ideas? div{vertical-align: -50%} thats what i came up with but still no joy... Hello I have two tables in my JSP ; the first table has 3 columns, and should be displayed on top of the page and is used to display elements of a form. Another table should be displayed below that table, has dynamic number of columns. This page opens as a child window from main window The problem is that the tables are displayed beside each other if I have not specified width of table. If I do specify it (like I set it to 100%) the second table is not shown . Could you please help me and tell me how to have two tables displayed vertically inside my page ? Thank you so much Evrim I have a table that is saved from Photoshop. It's a table with a load of cells inside. How can I vertically center the table? Not its content, I mean the actual table itself so it centers itself no matter the resolution of the screen it's being displayed on. Thanks, Simon Hai there, just a quick question - How do I center an image vertically (as in right in the middle, I don't want to have to mess around with each image to the exact pixel spacings) All I want to know is the code to put this: </A> <A HREF="http://rh.pretsell.co.uk/xlrstats/"> <IMG SRC="http://i28.servimg.com/u/f28/15/38/25/28/xlrsta16.png"> In the middle so it makes the forum look better Thank you! Hello all, I need some help, and I'm hoping someone can assist me . I'm trying to create a html document - an offline webpage. Basically, I want parts of the page to remain static, which contain a logo and some navigation links, and the one part of the table to be a scrolling box. The reason is this: That one cell is going to contain some very large images - 1000 pixels wide by maybe 2000, 3000 high. So while the width can obviously fit on a standard monitor, the height will not. Now, the images themselves are pictures of long flowcharts. Therefore, it's fine for the user to scroll down to navigate the flowchart. But the static navigation links and the title should remain - well, static - while the user is able to scroll up and down that ONE cell containing the flowcharts. Here's a picture to clarify things. As you can see, the bolded cell is the one in question. (apologies for the shoddy drawing) If anyone solves that problem, I have one slightly tougher one for you to solve, but more on that later. Can anyone help me? :sad: how do i center the body of this page: www.discoveryfilmsuk.com/ i want to align to the middle of the page, vertically and horizontally I've been trying for 2 days to get my text to vertically-align middle in IE, but it just won't listen. I'm building the site www.acadianacomputerrepair.info; the title and menu items need to be aligned to the middle of their div containers, but they want to clip to the top. I'm setting the parent div's to display as tables and the child as a table-cell. It works great in firefox and perfect, even in IE, on a simple html test page, but I can't get it to work for the site, in IE. I don't know what else to try. Can someone help? |
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