Nick Cowie wrote:
Tom wrote:
How about %-based widths (fluid layout) and em/%-based font sizes. No
dependency on screen width what so ever.
If you want a truly elastic design, ie the design fills the browser
window by adjusting the font-size (and the whole website including
images are in ems) see my little experiment on my blog
http://nickcowie.com/2006/the-fluid-elastic-reboot/
Warning it is rather orange and still needs some work, especially if
you default font size is larger than 16px.
It is a little radical but you could use
http://nickcowie.com/xtras/fontsize4.js to form the basis of a script
that changes font size based on browser window width, so users get one
version of the website at 800px wide screens and another on 1000px
wide screens.
There is a difference between screen resolution and browser width,
though in my experience most users still running 800x600 screens have
their browser window maximised. And that was a decent sample
Yeap, but just remember some people may have browser widths starting at
(1680 x 1024) wide screen LCDs are out there and it use. Viewing the
fully fluid elastic sites at this resolution can be a bit frightening.
--
Gary
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