Robert Reed wrote: > I've been working on a project for a client that involves using percentages > for column widths and the like, since the target audience is people whom may > not be computer savvy. Not sure what you mean? > I initially started doing the design with absolute > positioning and had it looking perfect, but after attempting to accomodate > the 800x600 resolution, it fell apart. > Maybe you should just start with a layout that is known to work cross browser. This one, or one of the others on that site, might work for you: <http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/LayoutGala38.html> FWIW, IE does not support min/max width. For the time being, why not just abandon that until you have more experience? Use a known to work navigation list-- no spacer gifs and br tags are need. See the three /simple/ vertical lists at the top of this page: <http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/> [...] > > The page: http://atma.whatnet.org/zp1 > The css: http://atma.whatnet.org/zp1/main.css > > Insight would be eternally welcome :) > Best, ~dL PS You'll live to regret the language you are using in your files if you don't get rid of it.
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