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CSS and html structure

change the structure by using CSS

         

kadnan

6:06 am on May 14, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member




hi again

i am visiting [csszengarden.com...]
if you see the html source of this page and then this one
[csszengarden.com...]

both are same

but when you see the page on browser,they entirely look different,different in sense tht in first link

the menu "SELECT A DESIGN" appear on right side,while in second one,it appears in middle

i saw the HTML i found both same ,can CSS be used to shift a text from one place to another?please help me

-adnan

noodleman

7:35 am on May 14, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



My guess is that you aren't aware of Zen Garden's modus operandi.

The aim of the site is to present the exact same content in a variety of different CSS presentations as a way of demonstrating what CSS is capable of doing. Using the same content removes any subconscious or subjective bias that might occur if the viewer doesn't agree with the content. Instead, a viewer can draw objective conclusions as to the strengths and weaknesses of the designs.

What you are perceiving to be a "shift" in text is nothing more than a completely different CSS layout design.