Le primidi 11 vendémiaire, an CCXXV, Josh de Kock a écrit : > Using max-width: 960px is common practice,
Yet still bad practice. > and since pixels are generally > not 1:1 but scaled with regards to DPI, rather than text-size it results in > a more constant layout across environments. Indeed: most web designers are idiots, they used pixels all over the place, forcing browsers authors to step in and work around their bad design. As a consequence, the few web designers who are not idiots and have a good reason to use pixels at some place have a hard time. And it does not address the problem of user-mandated font sizes. CSS did include from the start a mechanism to make design independent from the resolution and font size: expressing length in ems. It still works, still better than the workaround. Since you are not an idiot, you will use it. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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