I often got the following Layout:

|Textleft           |                	|
|                   |      		|
|		    |	       Textright|

or

|Textleft           |          Textright|




2 Rows each of it is aligned to another horizontal direction and
vertical direction.

With Tables this Layout is very Easy, but using css2 i got problems with it.

It there a good way to accomplich this wthout using lots of classes?

Wilhelm Kutting <wkutting@arcor.de> wrote:

>I often got the following Layout:
>
>|Textleft           |                	|
>|                   |      		|
>|		    |	       Textright|
>
>or
>
>|Textleft           |          Textright|
>
>2 Rows each of it is aligned to another horizontal direction and
>vertical direction.
>
>With Tables this Layout is very Easy, but using css2 i got problems with it.[/color
]

Ascii drawings of a "layout" often won't do, are the lines (| or pipe
character) relevant for example? Upload a sample using a table, post the
url.

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Wilhelm Kutting schrieb:
> I often got the following Layout:
>
> |Textleft           |                    |
> |                   |              |
> |            |           Textright|
>
> or
>
> |Textleft           |          Textright|
>
>
>
>
> 2 Rows each of it is aligned to another horizontal direction and
> vertical direction.
>
> With Tables this Layout is very Easy, but using css2 i got problems with
> it.
>
> It there a good way to accomplich this wthout using lots of classes?
Here is my Example for
|Textleft           |          Textright|

style:
.footleft {

padding-top: 20px;
padding-left:220px;
text-align: left;
width: 100px;
}
.footright {
width:600px;
text-align: right;
}


<span class="footleft">Leftrow</span><span
class="footright">Rightrow</span>

Wilhelm Kutting <wkutting@arcor.de> wrote:

>Wilhelm Kutting schrieb:

Answering your own question?

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Spartanicus