fluid-layout

In a responsive design, how can the width of a <figcaption> be made to adjust according to the width of the <img> , but not exceed it? <section> <figure> <img src="link.jpg"> <figcaption>Caption</figcaption> </figure> </section> The corresponding CSS only limits the <img> and not the <figcaption> , see: How can the <figcaption> be constrained along with the <img> , without using max-width: 200px (or 12.5em) on the <figure> container? Here are the important bits of CSS ( full on JSFiddle ): section figure { position: relative; margin: 0 auto; /* to center it */ } section figure img { max-width:

How do I create a row of block elements with auto widths using text-align:justify , display: flex , column-count and/or other CSS properties? Use the following components: A text-align:justify container for the row An inline-block container for each column An inline-block placeholder with width:100% to stretch the inside ` /*Row container is justified*/ #container { width: 100%; text-align: justify; } /*Column container and placeholder are inline-block*/ object, span { display: inline-block; } /*Placeholder is stretched to enforce shrink-wrapping*/ span { width: 100%; } <!--row--> <div id=

I have a similar problem as CSS Auto Margin pushing down other elements : A right floating sidebar gets pushed down below the main non-floating content div. The answer proposed works: just reverse the order of the markup and write out the float div before the non-float div. For example, this: <div class="container"> <div id="non-floating-content"> fooburg content </div> <div id="float-right"> test right </div> </div> needs to be awkwardly re-ordered as: <div class="container"> <div id="float-right"> test right </div> <div id="non-floating-content"> fooburg content </div> </div> So then, why

How can i have a layout similar to this? I have seen a few solutions that are not quite right for me. Examples and comments I have seen suggest this is not possible. (Diagram is missing overflow auto in the middle). For what it is worth: here is my current fiddle (where I decided to trial a table, hrmmmm). http://jsfiddle.net/valamas/m8R43/6/ Additional : Printscreen as mentioned in comments. Occurs when dragging/selecting down the page after adding a header. See: http://dabblet.com/gist/3753308 If you're not too concerned about source order: http://dabblet.com/gist/3748868 It uses a bit of a

I'm trying to build a site that works best at fairly high resolutions, but also slides as far left as possible when the resolution gets lower. I'm not even sure what code to copy in here, so the link is: projects.thomasrandolph.info What I need is for the left side of #page to stop sliding left at the right side of #logo plus a few pixels. It's 13.25em from the left of the page. I've set the left margin of #page to 13.25em , which looks correct, but at higher resolutions, the page looks strange because it's not centered. I want to retain the centering but also stop it sliding at a certain

I have searched the web and just cannot seem to find a clean, simple, all browser friendly 3 column layout. I am looking to have 3 column layout, the left column being 200px fixed with, the right column being 200px fixed with and the centre column the remaining width, but with a min-width of 600px. so the overall min-width is 200px + 600px + 200px = 1000px. I have seen a lot of examples where the columns seem to overlap each other when resizing the browser, which is a problem. Thanks If source order does not matter then one simple solution is to use display table/table cell. Make the wrapper