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[color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
- ericajoyce2003
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Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
the preview image not working?
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- Dark Shadow
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
wow
nice
thanks 4 sharing
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- eehjhay
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
I don't get this. Is this for overlays? Im sure it is.
And if you really want to have multiple columns, you should use table instead of div (either with or without borders).
The way the codes look, you put one box (div) in an absolute position, then another one without defining the position but putting a large margin on its side so the second box will be placed on right next to the previous one.
You didn't explain your topic or gave proper instruction for this trick. For example what this trick for? Is it for overlay or css? Or where should they put those codes. etc.
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- milfiel1424
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
tnx 4 sharng..
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- von211
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
jeez tnx for the share muah hahaha:wallbash:
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- melan.cholia
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
preview please. 
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- karencayetano
- » n00b
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
hi where i can i post this codes? thanks
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- aziez
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
nice code eui
thanks for sharing and i have to try it 
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- RjayBarrientos
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
where can i put the codes??
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- bobcbar
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
[quote=RjayBarrientos]where can i put the codes??[/quote]
In ur external css file. 
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- irishsandy
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
[quote=ajhay12]<html> <head> <title>Three Column CSS Layout with Header</title> <style type="text/css"> body { margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0; margin-left: 0; margin-right: 0; padding-left: 0; padding-right: 0; } #header { margin: 20px; padding: 10px; height: 100px; } #left { position: absolute; left: 15px; top: 160px; width: 200px; } #center { top: 0; margin-left: 230px; margin-right: 230px; } #right { position: absolute; right: 15px; top: 160px; width: 200px; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="header"> Your header will go here. You can place images, text links, etc. in this div. To change the properties of this div you can change the #header selector in the style sheet that is located on this page between the head tags. </div> <div id="left"> Your left menu will go here. You can place images, text links, etc. in this div. To change the properties of this div you can change the #left selector in the style sheet that is located on this page between the head tags. </div> <div id="center"> All of your content goes in this div. This section is fluid so that if the window is collapsed, your div will collapse also and fit the screen perfectly. To change the properties of this div you can change the #center selector in the style sheet that is located on this page between the head tags. </div> <div id="right"> Your right menu will go here. You can place images, text links, etc. in this div. To change the properties of this div you can change the #right selector in the style sheet that is located on this page between the head tags. </div> </body> </html>[/quote]
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- switpotato
- » FTalkGeek
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
[quote=bobcbar]RjayBarrientos wrote:
where can i put the codes??
In ur external css file.[/quote]
no bob... this is not really css tricks for non overlay user..
its a html...
meaning applicable for overlaying
u may see this tricks at ask lisa .com
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- eshrak03
- » n00b
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
can you give me some example here [b]<div id="content">content goes here</div>[/b]? i really don`t understand it.
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- jsnx7
- » n00b
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
how am i going to use this code by d way - im a SUPER NOOB...
hope you'll reply soon... - pls:(
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- hannah_19
- » n00b
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
^nice it's like having an overlay.. but since can u fix up the sc's? 
by the way thanks for sharing this simple tutorial.. 
by the way thanks for sharing this simple tutorial..
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- `eMovoN
- » FTalkGeek
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- 1969-12-31
Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
i guess its better if u put
some screeshot
or live preview
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