HTML Tutorials - <div> tag
being revised May 2006
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div style='position: fixed'
This text is in a fixed position div box which should not scroll with the screen. However as you can see this does not work with IE or Netscape.
http://www.cerebuswebmaster.com/onsite/javascripts/fixed_on_top.html provides a javascript emulation of position: fixed;
http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/ provides a CSS fiddle to emulate position: fixed; by having the scrollbar enabled only within a particular div block which is used to contain the general content of the page.
1 Using <div>
CSS provides for a number of positioning schemes. <div> is generally a block structure element. Block structure means that one block follows the next vertically down the page, with whatever space insertion is defined for that type of block. You can change <div> to be an inline element by using the CSS style='display: inline'. Inline elements are arranged across the line and can be adjusted for alignment using a variety of options.
div style='position: relative;'
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3
using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Simple div
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3
using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3
using float left
div style='display: inline'
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3
using float left
div style='display: table-cell'
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 1 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 2 using float left
Cell 3 using float left
Cell 3
using float left
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