I'm doing some geneological displays and am doing the usual tree
structure for ancestors and descendants, and I was wondering if anyone
had looked at doing this with CSS - I cant think of any sensible way
to do the displays - certainly each tree-node can be placed fairly
nicely with absolute positioning - but how on earth would you get the
lines connecting the nodes?
Lea
~ apologies if this has been discussed recently - I've just resubbed
after being driven away by the traffic when the list first started,
but a search of the archives didnt reveal any recent discussion of
this topic
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Lea de Groot - Information Architect
Elysian Systems ~~ "Web Consulting, Development, Review"
http://elysiansystems.com/
The vast majority of human beings dislike and even dread all notions
with which they are not familiar. Hence, it comes about that at their
first appearance innovators have always been divided as fools and
madmen. -- Aldous Leonard Huxley
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