Dave Goodchild wrote:
> http://s172075788.websitehome.co.uk/stage/
>
> ...following some sound advice I have not enforced a font size,
> allowing the user to view the site through their default or change
> font-size as required. However, a larger font sizes on 600x800 the
> content expands past the browser window, and I do want to set a
> max-width to that screen size as I know that doesn't work in IE and I
> also want to cater for larger resolutions without the wrapper
> appearing small and isolated.
>
> Am I going down the right path? Any suggestions at this point, as we
> are in demo and firm commitments to the design have yet to be made!
Quick look shows that you are mixing up some values in the...
* html body #displayads {
/* simulate max-width and min-width for IE */
You want it to stay at 25% between min and max, so the last value in
that expression should be 25% - not 99%. Otherwise it will break IE
because of its 'auto-expand' bug.
BTW: although it is fine to leave text at browser-default, you can set
any font-size without disturbing the min/max expressions.
You just have to start by applying 'font-size: 100%' on containers
*inside* the wrapper (or on the wrapper itself), and adjust to whatever
font-size you want on elements further in.
Example: <http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_12c.html>
...with a few variations as demo1, 2 & 3.
regards
Georg
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