Mark Fellowes wrote:
> I had a thought (not a revelation) and it seems to me that perhaps
> elastic layouts are good for users who increase text size and liquid
> layouts are better for those with wider displays. It seems that
> liquid layouts fall apart easier with text size increase.
Both (and all other) solutions succeed or fail based on how complete
they are made and how well tested they are. You gain some and loose some
with all solutions, so it is up to each designer/coder to make their
choice of solution work.
'Elastic' is, or can be made to be, 'conditionally liquid', so it
doesn't have to be an either/or.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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