- From: Ben Combee <combee@sso-austin.sps.mot.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 16:35:48 -0500 (CDT)
- To: www-style@w3.org
* The most useful thing would be,in my mind, to have a different attribute * in addition to float (W3C gives me a strange error when I try to bring up * the Style page so I can't check the Spec... would you guys get your server * straight? :-)) sich as "fixed" or "window" or "frame" whoch would float it * to left, right, top or bottom and make it stick there as a frame. Try <URL:http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/TR/NOTE-layout.html> The Style page seems to be down, but I was able to get to this from the Tech Report page. The cool thing about the proposed frames-in-css is how it picks the items to place in the frames. Each element/class has a flow attribute. Items from different flows are picked up for different frames. This allows transparent integration of frame/non-frame browsers, as the flow of text would be sane for non-frames browsers while being moved to the correct part of the layout for frame-handling ones. -- Ben Combee, Software Developer (Will write assembly code for food) Motorola > MIMS > MSPG > CTSD > Advanced ICs > Austin Design Center E-mail: combee@sso-austin.sps.mot.com Phone: (512) 891-7141
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