1.) It depends on where you place the bar. I assume you're putting it in the same place as the code suggests on KusabaX's news page, in which case, you're good to go on that front.
2.) You will need to add a "margin-right" property for the "content" DIVs in your CSS to ensure that the sidebar DIV and the "content" DIVs do not overlap. Judging from the code on KusabaX's front page, the "margin-right" property should be the combined value of the sidebar DIV's width and its "margin-left" property (in this case, 215 + 15 = 230).

>>6813

Quick follow-up to #2, as I discovered this with some Firebug tinkering: the "margin-right" property for the "content" DIVs must be the combined values of the sidebar DIV's width and the "margin-right" and "margin-left" properties of the sidebar DIV. Thus, if you add a "margin-right: 15px" property to the sidebar DIV, the value of the "margin-right" property of the "content" DIV must have that extra 15 added to it ("245px" instead of "230px") in order for the DIVs to play nice and not overlap.

Everything works now, thank you!

i have allways woundered...why use frames when you can have a div like this on the left that displayes all the boards?

>>6819

Because nobody's coded such a sidebar yet. And because some people just prefer frames, as opposed to a single-page layout. (Don't ask me why; I prefer single-page, myself.)

>>6827
i saw a chan that had a side menu like that!I cant remember the name.