Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
Is there any relationship between the box model and CMSMS content blocks?
Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
Short answer, No...
But then again it depends on your definition of box model...
But then again it depends on your definition of box model...
Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
My definition is whatever the standard says, and that is found here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html
Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
The "Box Model" is strictly unique to frontend technologies (aka client side) - CSS in particular.
CMSMS content blocks are server side and specific to the Smarty template system. They do not present frontend markup although, the content entered for a content block may contain frontend markup.
Anyway, 100% not at all related.
CMSMS content blocks are server side and specific to the Smarty template system. They do not present frontend markup although, the content entered for a content block may contain frontend markup.
Anyway, 100% not at all related.
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Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
I think I understand your point.
CSS is what adds the finishing touches to how the web page is presented on the browser canvas. So the "boxes" are as viewed in the browser and as positioned and sized in the browser by the CSS.
Therefore, the parameters of the box model are defined by the CSS and not the content, so the box model does not, and cannot, exist without the CSS definitions of those parameters.
Does that sound about right?
CSS is what adds the finishing touches to how the web page is presented on the browser canvas. So the "boxes" are as viewed in the browser and as positioned and sized in the browser by the CSS.
Therefore, the parameters of the box model are defined by the CSS and not the content, so the box model does not, and cannot, exist without the CSS definitions of those parameters.
Does that sound about right?
Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
yup, right 

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Re: Box Model Versus CMSMS Content Blocks
Thanks much.