Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
By applying a large enough *min-width* to the entire page. Something
like 'body {min-width: 760px;}' may work well. It is a problem that the
select menu gets wider if font-size is bumped up though.
Of course, IE/win don't understand *min-width*, so you may have to add a
wrapper inside body and create some sort of min-width simulation for
IE/win. Most javascript and/or IE-expressions used will only work if IE6
is in quirks mode, or they won't work in IE5.0+ and IE6 with the same
definition.
Hello Georg and others who offered help,
I see what you mean and it works beautifully in FF/PC, but I'll be
danged if I can get it to work in IE/PC
(http://test.hinshawdesign.com/css/float_debug.html).
I have two questions related to that:
1/ Can you elaborate by what you mean when you say "create some sort of
min-width simulation for
IE/win"?
2/ Would it be a horrible mistake to use absolute positioning for these
three content areas? I realize it would fix the width of the page which
comes with its own problems. I have implemented it here:
http://test.hinshawdesign.com/css/float_debug_ap.html
Thanks again,
Don
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Don Hinshaw
Hinshaw Design Group
http://www.hinshawdesign.com
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