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box model issue
Submitted by bj2design on Tue, 12/19/2006 - 05:42
Just wanted to ask when tackling the box model hack, you need to take into consideration margin, padding and border values for the box/container, but what about values for declarations for /p/ and /a/ etc when you add padding to these.
For example
<p class="long">
<p class="short">
.long
{ padding: 0 40px}
.short
{ padding: 0 10px}
Will this play havoc on your box/container?
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Shouldn't do. I assume you are worried about the padding and margin pushing your containers out of shape?
Yes thats right, I was wondering if the additional m/p placed on other tags inside the <div> would effect the box. It was just a passing thought. Thanks
if you had your
<p>tag at width:100% then probably it would be a problemWouldn't that be a bit of a weird thing to do? There are a few issues once you start adding p/m to width:100%
Yeah it would I guess. I've never done it.
But it's the only way it would stretch things (from what I gather).
I saw someone had this problem the other day somewhere with
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