- From: Eric S. Johansson <esj@harvee.org>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 23:45:16 -0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
haven't found one. This means either that 1) I'm asking the wrong question, 2) I'm asking the question wrong, or 3) it just can't be done. the best description I have of what I want to do is to take a three column layout and put a post-it straddling two columns. Then the text in the two columns should flow around the post-it on both sides. I can get it to flow around one side depending on which column I create the "Post-it" box in but not both. One suggestion I got was to create an empty box the same size as the "Post-it" box and hide it underneath the post-it containing the text I want visible. The obvious problem is sizing of the box and positioning of the box. Sizing is no problem, I can always take the same text and CSS parameters and create another box that's identical to the visible one. That leaves positioning which is a royal "difficulty". This smells like a JavaScript solution in that the JavaScript code automatically positions the "junk Post-it" and does something to trigger a formatting of the page so that the text wrap happens properly. Are there any better solutions? I appreciate any help I can get. ---eric
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