David Laakso wrote: > Rob freeman wrote: >> Hello everyone, I have been working on a little >> site for some friends which I have just uploaded. >> Could anyone please check the site in older browsers >> For any problems (its not complete). >> >> I have workied in OSX running firefox and safari. >> >> http://www.precociouscollective.com/artists.html >> >> this page has a few floats, which Im a little worried about >> in older browsers. >> >> Thanks. >> >> > > A common structural layout test is to see how a well a page can hold > with a little stress. At +2 font-scaling -- when testing all pages -- > for example, the structure is too brittle-- things overlap, and shoot > out the bottom of containers. So it is not so much you have difficulty > with floats, but rather with an over abundant use of absolute > positioning and setting of height restraints. Setting overflow: > scroll; on #main may be a partial way around some of this this. > > /But in my personal opinion/, I really think it may be worth > considering getting rid of the absolute positioning, and height > settings, using margin: 0 auto to center the page; and, just let the > content determine the height of each page. > > Either way, the first thing most people do on this list is to see if > the CSS and markup are valid... > > Regards, > > ~dL >
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