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I'm working on two Tabula Rasa layouts -- one fixed, one fluid, with matching graphics -- and starting to hit the limit of what my understanding of CSS can handle. Help?
Here's the current state of the fixed-width layout, currently enabled at
punditfic:
And here's the fluid version, visible in action at
andthatstheword:
Issues in the fixed-width layout:
When the page isn't tall enough, module-content and module-powered show up in the middle of the sidebar. Avoided!
In the main entry view, how can I get usernames to display reliably under the userpic? The best I got (through messing with margins) was "it'll appear there, but entry text will overlap it." (Also a problem in the fluid version.) Solved in both!
New issue...when #primary is shorter than #secondary, the page only scrolls down as far as #primary.
Things in the fluid layout that I can't get to match the fixed-width layout:
On the calendar-by-month view, the entry information isn't indented with respect to the date. Prettied up!
Similarly, the bulleted list on the tags page isn't indented. Solved!
Information in the entries on the main page is all squished together (title overlapping with date/time, tags overlapping with entry tools). Solved!
Everything to do with comment display just isn't happening. The tools won't display inline, there's no space around comment-content, the header has no background... Solved!
Other issues with the fluid layout:
Can I make the #primary and #secondary divs extend to the bottom of the page (to extend the background) without covering the header?
Looks like I need to do something with module-content and module-powered here too. When the sidebar is on the left, they try to squeeze into the gap between #secondary and #primary. This isn't a problem when the sidebar is on the right (or at least, it hasn't been at my resolution). Solved!
Anyone who can point me in the right direction on any of these points would be greatly appreciated!
Here's the current state of the fixed-width layout, currently enabled at
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
And here's the fluid version, visible in action at
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Issues in the fixed-width layout:
Things in the fluid layout that I can't get to match the fixed-width layout:
Other issues with the fluid layout:
Anyone who can point me in the right direction on any of these points would be greatly appreciated!
Some answers...
Date: 2012-02-20 04:43 am (UTC).entry-poster{float:right;clear:right;margin-left:.7em;margin-right:.3em;margin-bottom:.3em;}/*--- sets username position*/
.userpic a {border:0;}/* makes more room by removing possibly unwanted user icon border-bottom */
Things in the fluid layout...the bulleted list on the tags page isn't indented.
That's because you have an unclosed, empty statement for the tags container in your CSS:
.tags-container ul {
Change that to
.tags-container ul {}
Or just get rid of that line since you're not using it.
Use this for multi-level indents:
.tags-container .tags_multilevel li li {margin-left:30px!important;}/* specifying ".tags-container .tags_multilevel" ensures sidebar tags won't be affected by this code */
I'm posting this without looking through all your CSS for possible adjustments because I have to shut down for the night very soon (but I may or may not post more replies before doing so), but I'll keep coming back to post whatever answers I can rustle up.
Re: Some answers...
Date: 2012-02-20 05:26 am (UTC)The tag indenting worked, thanks!
Re: Some answers...
Date: 2012-02-20 05:39 am (UTC)As to the username moving -- it looks great on the main view, and once I specified a width of 100px so the "username posting in community" text wouldn't stretch out too far, it looks great in the entry views as well. Much appreciated =)