Hi, the idea is to position text vertically within a floated div with unknown height. Ive found a solution (wrapping the floats with a inline-block) and it works fine. The problem is that im trying to do flip the floats per each parent div (p_hold).
Using javascript i add a class of .even to each alternative div.
Although in the browser inspector the .even changes left to right float (and via versa), both ‘p_hold’ and ‘p_hold even’ child divs act in the same manner. Any ideas?
Unfortunately the content is dynamic, therefore i wont be able to change the div structure. Flexbox works great, the down side is the never ending thorn of IE, however it doesn’t fail too drastically. Can you think of another way, rather than flexbox?
If you add display:inline-block to the flexitem then browsers that don;t understand flexbox will get all the images on the left and all the text on the right but still vertically aligned.
Unless your customer controls a network on which he supplies the O/S, I don’t believe that statement. Even pretending that it’s true, users of WinXP are not limited to IE8 (asserted because ownership of WinXP seems to presume one will use IE8).
Suggest that your customer support his [marketeer’s] claim with data .
I can tell you first-hand that Chrome no longer supports WinXP and several other “essential-to-me” applications no longer support WinXP… they won’t install. You and your customer are expending time and money supporting a dying horse.
One of you has to be sensible about the marketing value of IE8 users. I do not for one minute believe that the ROI is there.
HI, sorry for late return to this…one thing i cant work out using flex, how do i reset the css that when i use @media screen so that i can have both columns at 100% and ultimately hide the image cell?
Ive messed around for ages, but cant get it to work.