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CSS Structural Styles #preheader *.part1 { float:left; margin-left:10px; } #preheader *.part2 { float:right; margin-right:10px; } #header { float:left; width:100%; } #title { float:left; width:50%; margin-top:7px; } #search { float:right; margin-top:2px; } #postheader *.breadcrumbs { float:left; margin-left:10px; } #postheader *.sequential { float:right; margin-right:10px; } #body { float:left; width:100%; } #nav { float:left; width:25%; min-width:160px; } #main { float:left; width:50%; min-width:300px; } #extras { float:left; width:25%; min-width:160px; } #footer { clear:both; padding-top:40px; }

We passed in 30 as the Age parameter (you didn t think I d put my real age in there, did you ) and set the flag to True, indicating that the birthday had passed for this year. This code was run in the year 2007, so the result I would expect to see is 1977 but that s not what we see in Figure 7-5, is it

Example This example combines the design patterns in this chapter It shows how these design patterns can be nested and combined to create an unlimited variety of layouts There are five layout rows in the example corresponding to five typical sections: preheader, header, postheader, body, and footer I created these sections using the Fluid Layout design pattern This makes each section modular so its layout can be easily reorganized with confidence when floated or positioned The preheader section uses the Opposing Floats design pattern to move the skip-to-main-content link and the preheader message to opposite sides of the document Placing information on opposite sides puts put more information in half the vertical space without overwhelming the reader A user automatically separates content aligned to the left from content aligned to the right.

Trying to find a list of installed filters within the administrative interface isn t intuitive, and assumes you already understand what filters do to know what to look for. For filters to perform their job, you must assign them to a Drupal input format as shown in Figure 11-1. Input formats group filters together so they can run as a batch when submitting content. This is much easier than checking off a handful of filters for each submission. To view a list of installed filters, either configure an existing input format or create a new one at Administer Site configuration Input formats.

Figure 7-5. Unexpected result in Immediate window Let s check our variables and make sure they re holding correct values by inserting a few message boxes. You can create message boxes by calling the MsgBox function. As shown in Figure 7-6, the MsgBox function takes a few arguments, but since we re not presenting these to a user at this time, we ll just pass in the first argument, the prompt or message.

Being floated allows the position of the breadcrumbs and preheader message to be adjusted automatically and dynamically to different viewport widths and zoom factors The header section contains two subsections: title and search, which are also floated to opposite sides using the Opposing Floats design pattern This keeps the search section aligned to the right The search button is styled with a custom background image using the Button design pattern The title section contains a heading and two flyout menus A float divider moves the menus below the heading You can create each menu using the Flyout Menu design pattern You can stack together and nest as many menus as you like by adding more unordered lists and list items to the document A float divider occurs before the end of the header to expand the section around its floated children as specified in the Fluid Layout design pattern.