It’s easy to make a perfect square in CSS – set an equal height and width and boom, you’re done. But what if you don’t always know the width of the square? For instance you’ve given the structures percentage widths to fit a fluid container.
No hacks, no javascript?
Posted in: CSS, Quick tip, Responsive development
8 March 2007
In this series of articles I have described how to remove the deprecated attributes in HTML and replicate the styles using CSS. The first part looked at hspace and vspace, type and border. Part two described how to replicate link, alink and vlink, size, noshade and clear. In this final part I will be mopping up width, height, bgcolor and align.