Roger Roelofs wrote:
> I have built a site at
> <http://www.theriverchurch.info>
with the css at
> <http://www.theriverchurch.info/styles/pages.css>
If I view the site in a small screen size the middle column ends up
below the content column. Is there anyway I can stop this please?
#navigation + warpper = 98.7% + 10px. At small screen sizes this can
be greater than 100% The same is true with main-content and
sub-content.
How about expressing padding for these elements in % also?
Alternatively, you could give a containing element for each area a
min-width, which would cause browser scroll bars instead of
drop-down. IE/Win does not recognize min-width, however, so this
solution won't work for that browser. Some people use a spacer div
to get around that limitation, feeding IE/Win only a width for the
spacer equal to the minimum you want.
Your call as to whether or not that method offends your
sensibilities. Some people really hate doing it that way, but it
does work.
--
-Adam Kuehn
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