Sounds like I'm jumping in on this a little late, as Vince has chimed in for me 
(thanks), but yes, David, thanks for the suggestions and I can see some merits 
in CSS tables in certain circumstances (very interesting idea, really), but in 
this case, I couldn't see how it's going to work, and it looks like Vince has 
explained why, better than I could ;)

I appreciate the time you put into that demo/example.  I will be saving that 
for future reference.

David.




On 12/03/2012, at 1:43 PM, Ghodmode wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 3:41 AM, David Laakso <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
>> On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 8:09 AM, David Thorp
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>  Just to clarify, what I mean is, as soon as I add
>> "resize:horizontal;" to the div.sidebar {}, it breaks.
>> 
>> --
>> It is a little difficult to help because you seem a little confused
>> about  CSS ["look and feel] versus scripting/programming .
>> Nevertheless, a "quickstart" example. No floats, no absolute
>> positioning, and no fixed positioning used. The page proper is a two
>> column CSS Table. The left column -- that I assume will contain
>> tabular data -- is set appropriately an html table. I have no idea why
>> you would want one of those table columns to disappear but jquery has
>> been  used to make it happen. I do not think that a vertical scroll
>> bar to control the height of that table is needed, either. If
>> anything, you might consider query show/hide 25 lines of it at a time.
>> 
>> Open in a full window and drag to 480px mobile:
>> <http://ccstudi.com/dt.html>
>> Cursory checked in IE/9. Safari, Opera, Firefox, and Anroid/2.2.2.
>> Best,
>> Lawrence of Arabia
> 
> Hi Larry :P
> You missed a few details.
> 
> - He wants a header along the top, outside of the columns.
> - He wants the columns to scroll independently and doesn't want the body to
>   scroll at all.  All overflow happens within the columns.
> 
> I tried to accomplish this using CSS tables and failed because of the
> independently scrolling part.
> 
> The table cell expands vertically when there's more content than fits whether
> it's a real <td> or an element with display:table-cell.
> 
> I couldn't get it to work even with table-layout:fixed.
> 
> --
> Vince Aggrippino
> Ghodmode Development
> http://www.ghodmode.com
> 
> 
>> --
>> Chelsea Creek Studio
>> http://ccstudi.com
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