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  • #237647
    holidaynerja
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    Hi, I am trying to modify a page and include an availability chart and google map below the content table on the page below. I have the code for the availability iframe and the Google map but I am struggling to add the content holders for each.

    Here is the page I am working on

    http://www.holidaynerja.co.uk/mobile/property-details.html

    Here is a link to an image of what I am trying to acheive, so I need 2 new content holders one beside each other belows the property images and summary.

    http://www.holidaynerja.co.uk/mobile/images/banner/propdetail.jpg

    Any help appreciated :)

    #237666
    holidaynerja
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    Sorry I forgot to add the style sheet link

    http://www.holidaynerja.co.uk/mobile/style.css

    #237669
    timbarden
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    Hi,

    Can you be more specific with what exactly you are having difficulty with? Knowing how to add the two divs into the HTML?

    Also, I would say the CSS file isn’t much help to anyone trying to assist – it seems to be full of a lot of unnecessary styling – 322kb is a whopper!

    #237686
    holidaynerja
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    Hi Tim, I have moved on a little and have managed to add the divs which hold the availability chart and google map as you can see on the updated link

    http://www.holidaynerja.co.uk/mobile/property-details.html

    I have 2 issues, one being that the calendar does not show on IE, works fine on FF and also the divs I have added are not responsive so if I look on iPhone the calendar and map are stacked on top of each other :(

    The css I added for these divs I kept on the html page

    #wrapper {width:100%; height:300px; position:relative;}
    .float {background-color:white; height:300px; margin:0; padding:0; color:white;}
    .left {background-color:white; position:fixed; width:450px; padding-left:40px;}
    .right {float:right; width:450px; padding-left:40px; padding-top:20px;}

    Any input greatly appreciated

    #237730
    holidaynerja
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    SOLVED :)

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