vertical alignment

[Martin Eyles]

I am trying move the stacked green blocks, so that they of lower down,
semi-covering the black bar. I want the two boxes to be stacked how they are
(although it doesn't matter which of the two blocks is at the top - the
light or dark green).

The current code is here:-

http://www.bytronic.com/tests/test4.html

Note, I want to modify only the last two styles (if possible), as the
previous ones are used for other graphs that behaved slightly differently.
Otherwise, I will have to make more classes like barType2 etc. to cover this
graph.

Thanks,
Martin

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Martin Eyles
ma**********@NOSPAM.bytronic.com

[Spartanicus]

"Martin Eyles" <ma**********@NOSPAM.bytronic.com> wrote:

I am trying move the stacked green blocks, so that they of lower down,
semi-covering the black bar.
Sorry, I can't parse that sentence.

http://www.bytronic.com/tests/test4.html

In addition show some context so that it is clear what it is that you
are actually trying to do.
http://www.bytronic.com/

Btw, you graphics look poor due to browser resizing, don't do that, use
an image editor.

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Spartanicus

[Martin Eyles]

"Spartanicus" <in*****@invalid.invalid> wrote

"Martin Eyles" <ma**********@NOSPAM.bytronic.com> wrote:

I am trying move the stacked green blocks, so that they of lower down,
semi-covering the black bar.
Sorry, I can't parse that sentence.

I want to see roughly this:-
_
| |
_|_|_
| |
|_____|
| |
|_____|
00:00:00
label
http://www.bytronic.com/tests/test4.html

In addition show some context so that it is clear what it is that you
are actually trying to do.

The context is that a program I am writing will be a web app that will
display some bar charts. Server side code will simply add heights for each
of the bars, and change the text of the labels. Here, I am just using
example heights etc.

http://www.bytronic.com/

Btw, you graphics look poor due to browser resizing, don't do that, use
an image editor.

I assume you're refering to the main Bytronic website (as there are no
graphics in the example). Any particular images - I did resize several in an
image editor, but if I missed some then it would help to have a pointer

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Martin Eyles
ma**********@NOSPAM.bytronic.com

['sNiek]

Martin Eyles schreef:

Btw, you graphics look poor due to browser resizing, don't do that, use
an image editor.

I assume you're refering to the main Bytronic website (as there are no
graphics in the example). Any particular images - I did resize several in an
image editor, but if I missed some then it would help to have a pointer

1st link I checked: http://www.bytronic.com/company.html
the "The solutions partner" image is resized by using browser-resizing.

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Niek

[Spartanicus]

"Martin Eyles" <ma**********@NOSPAM.bytronic.com> wrote:

http://www.bytronic.com/tests/test4.html

In addition show some context so that it is clear what it is that you
are actually trying to do.

The context is that a program I am writing will be a web app that will
display some bar charts.

Googling should produce plenty of methods to do bar charts, pick one.

>http://www.bytronic.com/

Btw, you graphics look poor due to browser resizing, don't do that, use
an image editor.

I assume you're refering to the main Bytronic website (as there are no
graphics in the example). Any particular images - I did resize several in an
image editor, but if I missed some then it would help to have a pointer

Afaics all images are resized in the browser, example pages:
http://www.bytronic.com/24maintenance.html
http://www.bytronic.com/news.html

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Spartanicus

[Beauregard T. Shagnasty]

Martin Eyles wrote:

http://www.bytronic.com/

And then there is that horrible aqua background color.

Oh wait. That's *my* ugly default color! You need to assign a background
color to all your pages. Not everyone uses white as a default. A quick
visit to:

<http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css2&warning=2&uri=http%3A//www.bytronic.com/index.html>

...and note the warnings would have shown you this.

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