David Laakso wrote:
>>> Replacing the current CSS with this should hold the background width
>>> to 75% (same width as the primary content):
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>> Actually, I tried that our already.
>> The problem then is at 800x600 the blockquote paragraphs are only one
>> or two words wide making it look like a long list.
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>> Thanks,
>> -Mike
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I think I will just stick with it as is - full width
Out of curiosity I commented out:
#three img {display: block; width: 225px; height: 454px;}
.both {clear: both;}
It seems to make no difference in FF, IE or Opera at various screen sizes.
Curious about what those rules were for.
Thanks for pluggin' away at this.
-Mike
> Yes, I know, it is problematic at 800. Trying to cram 5 pounds of apples
> in a 3 pound bag ain't easy...
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> The blockquote /may/ be a little bit wider at 800 if this is added:
> #two blockquote p {
> width: 100%; <------------------------- add
> }
> Please see this file which has that change added:
> <http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/mike.htm>
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> Other possibilities might include:
> 1/ reducing the width of the image thus giving the blockquote more width.
> 2/ and/or cheating and gaining more width for the quote text by deleting
> the opening and closing blockquote and setting a narrow margin right and
> left for #two p.
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> Short of these suggestions, I dunno. Perhaps someone else on the list
> has a better alternative?
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