On 11/10/11 11:12 AM, mem wrote:
By taking this example here:
http://cssdesk.com/PBbWK
I have two questions:
1) Let's suppose I would drop the em for margin and padding, what values in %
should I place there instead to preserv the same look and feel ?
2) I'm trying to stress test a little and see the so called compounding effect
- but no luck so far. What am I missing? (yes I want to provoke it so that, if
it arrives during the development I can deal with it.)
mem
There is a basic rule of thumb for print-media layout: hold the
horizontals; *hit* the verticals! The same principle applies to Web
layout-- the only difference is the way in which you achieve it, and.
Georg Sortun handed it you. I played with it. You play with, now...
Open the page in a monitor wider than 1024. Drag to 1024 [that gives you
landscape tablet]. Drag to 768 [that gives you portrait tablets ]. Drag
to 600 and add 480 media queries and you've got Android and iPhone
mobile before the client screams for it .Try to avoid any situation
requiring both h and v scrolling. Set the fonts so they are readable by
children of all ages. Above all else, keep it simple....
Please see...
<http://chelseacreekstudio.com/mem.html>
Good luck and best,
Bono 4 U2
Milan, Italy
--
Desktop. Laptop. Tablet. Mobile!
http://chelseacreekstudio.com/
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