What is the most elegant way to achieve something like that with divs for IE7 and above and the other browsers(chrome,firefox,…)?
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What is the most elegant way to achieve something like that with divs for IE7 and above and the other browsers(chrome,firefox,…)?
Thank you
My personal favorite is the jQuery
UI.Layoutplugin. It mimics the very flexible Java ‘border layout’. Though there are pure css methods, I find they take a lot of tweaking, and have side effects on other layout elements. Whereas with the javascript plugin I was able to get it working in minutes.Example