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Bartlomiej Zabielski
Courses Plus Student 10,363 Pointscreating this layout from .net magzine css html
I saw this content layout in .net magazine and just curious how it was achieved. The red text content. How can i get text to float around in two separate columns? Is each column a div? or is the text all in one div? If tables are used how did they manage to get the text to wrap?
4 Answers
jason chan
31,009 PointsThey used adobe indesign to create the magazine not html.
jason chan
31,009 Pointshttps://teamtreehouse.com/library/using-jquery-plugins
You can learn about jquery plugins here. I believe it's called a sticky or you can use absolute for css.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position?v=example
Bartlomiej Zabielski
Courses Plus Student 10,363 PointsHey Jason
I will read more about jquery plugins but you mentioned absolute for css. If I used position absolute I would then need to give the other elements with the text position relative right for the text to wrap? Would I create tables for the columns?
I will play with it just hoping can save me time in case its completely wrong.
jason chan
31,009 Pointsyou don't use tables. You use divs and give them pixel width or height so basically you give them size. A sticky is basically an element that stick to the screen when you scroll it.
Bartlomiej Zabielski
Courses Plus Student 10,363 Pointsok thank you I will play around with it. I never heard of adobe indesign before you mentioned it thanks I will learn bit more about that also.