I'm working on redesigning a site converting it from some horrendous, completely non-compliant code using tables throughout, into XHTML & CSS. What I've got is: A <page> that has a min-width: 725px and max-width: 975px. The <header> fills the entire width. <leftmenu> is 143px wide floated left. <rightmenu> is 143px wide floated right. <content> is width: auto; margin: 10px 155px; float: none; position: relative; <footer> clears the floats and fills the entire width. All of the content will be placed into <content> which has a variable width. I know I've read somewhere how to use images as a % or em but I don't know if what I want to do will work in this fashion. What I'd like is the images be placed as a % NOT according to the font-size but according to how large <content> is. If the minimum window of 800x600 is used the images need to be smaller. If the browser is out to the max at 1024x768 then the images can be larger. The more I think about it I don't believe I can do it this way... Any insight into accomplishing this task? Thanks, Mike
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