Reputation: 546
DIV#1's content is an image and the content of DIV#2 is a input text field.
#1 {
width: 48px;
height: 48px;
}
#2 {
height: 48px;
}
I don't want to use floats because then the image of #1 breaks layout upon zooming the page. I tried it with a table but then I can't set margins and padding to them. Also tried display: inline-block but then I can also not use padding/margin.
I use % sizing on my entire page with the exception of padding so it's all works with zoom and different resolutions.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 7634
Reputation: 21233
Make sure that container they are in has equivalent or more width than DIV's(combined) and use this CSS:
#1, #2 { display: inline-block }
Also you can't use numbers as ID's in <HTML5
, so I have used a, b instead 1,2 in demo.
You should be able to use padding/margin with this example as long as container width is enough as shown in demo.
Upvotes: 5