At 4/8/2007 09:18 PM, Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
I've been working on an em-based layout and wanted to see what your
user experiences were like on this test page.
...
http://sitesbyjoe.foodzoomer.com/homepage.htm
It seems to break apart a little in IE 7 but as you know works fine
in
Paul,
It's just a jpg file. It may just be that the colors stretch together
without looking TOO bad. I'll install IE7 and start checking out the
issues ASAP. I'll also take a look at the expand to screen width only
issue, but I'll assume that will throw using ems for box model sizing
out
Gunlaug,
Thanks for taking a look at this. I think I still have 100% widths on
those items
I'm not sure how to deal with IE/Mac. I may opt to hide all styles from
it altogether.
Again, on the window width, I am in agreement. It seems to survive 2
zooms larger without passing window
http://sitesbyjoe.foodzoomer.com/homepage.htm
Thanks for taking a look at this. I think I still have 100% widths
on those items
Yes, but when the page becomes wider than the window, and you scroll out
to the right... :-)
I'm not sure how to deal with IE/Mac. I may opt to hide all
I'm hoping to redo my site after the old one has become a couple years
stale. New logo too. Don't want anything messed up appearing before
committing to the change. I'm sure you understand.
http://sitesbyjoe.foodzoomer.com/homepage.htm
Give it a shot and respond off-list if this is too
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
FWIW, I'm not for limiting the width of an em-based layout to the
window's width. I'd keep this behavior and may be implement a zoom
layout to make everybody happy.
Is this where I turn on my browser's 'Fit to width' option? :-)
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
FWIW, I'm not for limiting the width of an em-based layout to the
window's width. I'd keep this behavior and may be implement a zoom
layout to make everybody happy.
Is this where I turn on my browser's 'Fit to width' option? :-)
Yes, right there
hi all,
Just wondering what the best way set width and height on a horizontal
list menu like this
http://www.nwtc.ie/home.html
so that a user-sizing the fonts wont break the layout but can still
change font size.
Thanks
-kevin
At 4/9/2007 03:12 PM, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Just wondering what the best way set width and height on a
horizontal list menu like this
http://www.nwtc.ie/home.html
so that a user-sizing the fonts wont break the layout but can still
change font size.
The simplistic answer is to set the width
Rachel May wrote:
http://skylight.web1.heliocell.com/professionals--community-
groups.aspx
odd behaviour in Opera and Safari - the page headings are
going small after the page is loading.
In Firefox with web dev extension, Edit CSS shows niftyCorners.css is
not found.
The 404 error page
On Apr 10, 2007, at 11:05 AM, Rachel May wrote:
This site
http://skylight.web1.heliocell.com/professionals--community-
groups.aspx
(please note still in testing, so e-commerce transactions won't go
through,
etc.) is having odd behaviour in Opera and Safari - the page
headings are
going
Hey guys
I've got an Issue with a liquid layout and a really long tablet. I was
hoping that someone could shed some light on the topic
Currently I have a really long table that is wrapped in a div (which has
percentage width), which is beyond the length of the page. To resolve it
currently I
Thanks Bruce you're an angel!! :D
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Rachel May wrote:
Thanks heaps Philippe, that's a very good explanation! Such a relief - I
was so confused!
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