Preserved Topic: Changin the width of a Div fer different browsers? (Page 1 of 1)

My subject is basically my question... I have some DIV's in a table on mi page, ya see, and I need to tell it to make their with 65% in NN6... IE6 and NN4.7 need to be 100% ya follow?

quote:

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#div0 { position : absolute; width : 100%; left : 50; top : 80; visibility : hidden; }

#div1 { position : absolute; width : 100%; left : 50; top : 80; visibility : hidden; }

#div2 { position : absolute; width : 100%; left : 50; top : 80; visibility : hidden; }

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so um.... how would I do that?

Use JavaScript to document.write the style sheet.

Note that I'm pretty sure you can't put script tags inside style tags, so you have to output the style tags via JS also.

mmmm... yah... Okay, I will see if I can hack someting together. I will probably be back tho... he he.

oh yah... im movin this to the JS forum...

Buggs.... I think this will fix my problem... It looks like the easiest way to do so... NN6 is just funky.



[This message has been edited by eyezaer (edited 02-06-2002).]

Izzy, using document.write's sounded like the best solution, however, I can't seem to get it to work in Mozilla. I have had a lot of trouble with NN6 and Mozilla when it comes to manipulating and detecting the correct sizes of divs. I'm sure there's a workaround, I'll keep looking at this.

Ok, I messed up and I think what Slime said will do the trick for all concerned browsers. I just emailed you some sample code, Izzy.

COOL! That JS is quite a trip...

I only have 2 versions of NN and IE6 runnin around on my computer... what other browsers should I get to test stuffs on?

Opera 6 http://www.opera.com/

and I use Mozilla instead of Netscape 6 proper http://www.mozilla.org/

You may want a 4.x version of NN too but install at your own risk (the client is fine but they also install a bunch of AOL crap and jack your default client settings)
http://www.netscape.com/download/archive/



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Groo-vay!

Wow... nn2... no way...