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<5f**********************************@56g2000hsm.g ooglegroups.com>,
mcl <mc********@googlemail.comwrote:
I wish to create a standard 3 column CSS page, but my centre contents
column is quite long. I have included Anchor Name Tags in the long
column and provided a navigation / Table of contents in the left
column.
Is it possible to have the Table of contents displayed, regardless of
the scroll position of the page.
I would like a similar requirement for the right column, which will
have other information.
This I hope will provide, access to all parts of the website, from any
current view of the page.
I hope I have explained this correctly and someone may be able to
point me to a solution.
It may not be so obvious how to make two columns stay put even after you
learn about fixed position. Perhaps this might promote an idea for you:
<http://netweaver.com.au/threeCols/fixed_both_sides.html>
Seems to work on all my Mac browsers (except IE)
(In knocking this one, I noticed a curiosity that my Opera ignores
min-width on body).
There is probably simpler. You should know that Windows IE 6 does not do
fixed and you will need some workarounds for which you better Google up.
You might find
<http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/fixed.html>
helpful, I don't know in the case of three cols...
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dorayme