Rahul Gonsalves wrote:

>[...] mock-up here: http://www.cfl.in/dev/9th%20Feb.jpg
>Page: http://www.cfl.in/dev/CFL%202.0/
>
>1. The horizontal navigation (listomatic-sourced), when it expands, 
>pushes the next div down. How could I solve this? Ideally I don't want 
>it to outgrow the grey-background at all.
>2.  As above, when the h-nav expands, it "outgrows" the background too 
>soon. How can I ensure that this doesn't happen?
>3. With white text on a whitish background, the h1 becomes invisible 
>after about four-levels.
>
>I have read that 3 zoom-levels either way is what one should strive to 
>accommodate. Is this a good strategy?
>[...]
>
Hi Rahul,
Before:
- I see there is no </div><!--Mainbody--> tag.
- IE has a different height where the horizontal navbar is starting.

@1.
If you don't want to outgrow the grey-background at all (and have it at 
in the middle of the fixed 40px high grey background-bar), I think the 
only way is to make images of your menu-items. As soon as you have the 
menu items as html-text, they can grow - and you have to arrange the 
grey background is not fixed anymore at 40px, but enlarging as the user 
is enlarging the font size.
@2 and 3.
I think you can use the fixed background-img as a kind of "default" 
layout, if you want the screen width is always filled with the 
gradient-bar. [1] Then I guess (a) you have to give the menu-ul also a 
background-img 
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/images/cfl-navlist-bg.gif> 
(large enough to grow when user is enlarging the font size). And (b) you 
have to set the body background-image just as small to fit for a small 
font size.

As a beginning, I made for illustration this testpage 
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-cfl.htm>.

Greetings,
francky

[1]
An alternative could be: only the gradient background for the wrapper 
middle part, and just a background-color for the body. Then there cannot 
be a difference in height in the grey nav-bar and the "grey side-bar" 
(which isn't there anymore). ;-)
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