Steven Wittens wrote:
For us to even think about promoting such horrific code would be an affront to every bit of quality in other parts of Drupal. How evil!
Well you can't have your cake and eat it too... people want tableless themes. They are impossible without at least some degree of CSS hacks. Otherwise, you must go for tabled, and hardcode it in the markup, which is non-semantic.
I tried the 'holy grail' layout and was left unimpressed. It is way too complex and I found that it didn't behave very well. I wanted links to anchors in a page to jump down to a different section, with the 'holy grail' CSS this is broken. I would be against anything based on it. Having said that, I can find no clean way of doing a three column *fluid* layout in CSS which has fixed size left and right columns and a fluid centre column and which also permits floats in the centre column (i.e., the centre column itself has to be floated to start a new float context). The only method I have found is the one used on drupal.org where the left and right columns are percentages of the width. -- Martin Tomes echo 'martin at tomes x org x uk'\ | sed -e 's/ x /\./g' -e 's/ at /@/' Visit http://www.subversionary.org/