On 2008-06-05, Zhang Weiwu <zhangweiwu@realss.comwrote:
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Dear all
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I got the following HTML:
><div id="div1" style="width: 100%; overflow: hidden;">
><table>...</table>
></div>
>
The table element is controlled by javascript and grows by width during
user interaction. I wonder if it is possible to set CSS so that when the
table grows wider than the containing div, the left side flows out of
the containing <divrather than the right side.
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Yes it's possible. direction: rtl on the table should do it (but that
doesn't work properly in many browsers). Better make the table float:
right.
You probably don't need width: 100% on the containing div.
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I made two picture to show what I mean. But even if the two pictures
together is still less than 8KB, probably this group in general prefer
not to accept attachments, thus here I ask should I post attached pictures?
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Post urls, never attach.
