Michal wrote:
> My laptop has quite a small screen, and even on my desktop I tend to
> keep my browser window quite small. Although the default size of your
> content does fit nicely within my normal size of the browser window,
> it is not centered when I initially view your site, and so a bit of
> horizontal scrolling is required. Then also, once I click a link on
> the menu, the page scrolls back to the left.
Yes, I wasn't able to figure out a way to setup the background images
(to be stationary) without forcing a 100px margin on the left side of
the screen. My next theme will hopefully be more compatible with
smaller screens. Anyway, the most important part of the design process
is to know your audience - and I knew that the only people that would
visit my blog where my friends and designers/programmers with larger
than 1024+ screens.
> Another thing, if I increase the text size, the header becomes filled
> with a very large area of black (so lots of vertical scrolling is
> required). Another minor point is that with a large font size some of
> the menu items jump up into the black area, and looks a bit strange
Yep, it works lovely on FF3 but chrome and IE can't handle it. Make a
note to self on that.
> I agree with the posters above that using a history manager is a good
> idea. Another issue with not having one is that if a user lands on a
> page deep within your site, all other pages (including the home page)
> appears to have the address of the deep page.
Yep, until JS fixes that whole "you can't change a URL from JS" thing
it looks like I will have to break down and try one of those hash
managers again.
Tell me, why can't you change the URL dynamically? Why is it such a
danger? (aside from the aforementioned problem)
