Soldato
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- 27 Dec 2005
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I think I'm having a blonde moment here. I'm putting together a website from scratch based on a standard grid system with the following options:
[1column]
[2column] [2column]
[3column] [3column] [3column]
What is the neatest way of having the fewest css classes whilst allowing for padding? For any segments, ie 2column and 3column, how can you neatly specify say a padding of 20px in between each, whilst keeping the edges flush? Does that make sense?
Previously I've used a spacer div but at the moment that doesn't feel like it'd be the neatest way.
[1column]
[2column] [2column]
[3column] [3column] [3column]
What is the neatest way of having the fewest css classes whilst allowing for padding? For any segments, ie 2column and 3column, how can you neatly specify say a padding of 20px in between each, whilst keeping the edges flush? Does that make sense?
Previously I've used a spacer div but at the moment that doesn't feel like it'd be the neatest way.