2009/3/16 Gunlaug Sørtun :
> Ib Jensen wrote:
> Think I got the above about right. Hard to compress "a thousand choices"
> into a mail.
Thank you very much for the explanation.
I must invite my self for a long weekend, for a little chit-chat about
developing sites. ;-)
--
Regards / Mhv.
Ib
Ib Jensen wrote:
> By this, you mean that, how should I write it:
> [...]
Some say "elastic" when they mean "fluid layouts", while some say
"elastic" when they mean "em-sized layouts". Confusing.
To cut through; for the basic layout, I mean:
1: Fluid layout: all widths in '%'. (One can also us
2009/3/15 Gunlaug Sørtun :
> Ib Jensen wrote:
>
> First: get the terms, and sizes, right.
>
> Resolution is somewhere between 72 and 300dpi and most viewports/screens
> are between 640 and 3600px wide. Resolution vs pixel-width affect actual
> screen size, so a 2400px wide screen with 220dpi resol
On Sun, 15 Mar 2009 21:12:39 +0100
Came this utterance formulated by Gunlaug Sørtun to my mailbox:
> Ib Jensen wrote:
>
> > That means roughly, that a "developer" should have at least three
> > screens with different resolutions and X number of browsers
> > installed, on different systems, to i
Ib Jensen wrote:
> That means roughly, that a "developer" should have at least three
> screens with different resolutions and X number of browsers
> installed, on different systems, to in fact have a chance to guess
> which size of units to use.
Not at all. You can check all conditions on a sc
2009/3/15 Bill Brown :
> Ib Jensen wrote:
> If you don't care about IE, or you're not using full-height column
> backgrounds, you can get away with this:
I do care about IE ( a lot of faul words ), to a certain limit IE6 and up.
And wish to use full-height columns without graphics, just colors.
Ib Jensen wrote:
> The "template" should fill a total of 90% of the viewport / screen.
> I want the header and footer in the "template" to fill 90% of the
> viewport / screen.
> The left- and content-column in the "template" should only fill 80% of
> the viewport / screen.
> I don't know if this cl
2009/3/15 Gunlaug Sørtun :
> Ib Jensen wrote:
> My viewport / screen is 3840pixel wide on one machine, but it is
> 1280pixel wide on another machine and 1440pixel wide on yet another.
Kind a the same problem here:
I'm developing on a 19" widescreen, resolution unknown for the moment.
I'm writin
2009/3/15 Gunlaug Sørtun :
> Ib Jensen wrote:
>
>> How do I change these measurements to: em
>
> What are those hypothetical '%' you want to convert to hypothetical
> 'em', relative to?
> That is: what is your hypothetical 100% starting-width?
> You can't convert anything to 'em' without having an
2009/3/15 Bill Brown :
> Bill Brown wrote:
>/* FLOAT BEHAVIOR SWITCH FOR IE */
>#page-panel { display: inline-block; }
>#page-panel { display: block; }
> I lied: remove the position:relative from that last block. That's an
> artifact from another template. Sorry.
It should be as corrected abov
Ib Jensen wrote:
> The "template" should fill a total of 90% of the viewport / screen.
> I don't know if this clears something.
Not really.
My viewport / screen is 3840pixel wide on one machine, but it is
1280pixel wide on another machine and 1440pixel wide on yet another.
No problem filling a
Bill Brown wrote:
> /* FLOAT BEHAVIOR SWITCH FOR IE */
> #page-panel {
> display: inline-block;
> }
> #page-panel {
> display: block;
> position:relative;
> }
I lied: remove the position:relative from that last block. That's an
artifact from another template. Sorry.
-
Ib Jensen wrote:
> I want a 2 column design with header and footer, a left nav- and
> info-column, and a right content-column. Centered.
> Header and footer : 90%
> These two columns together: 80%
> Left column: 20-25%
> Content column : 80-75%
> How do I change these measurements to: em
Use ems.
Ib Jensen wrote:
> How do I change these measurements to: em
What are those hypothetical '%' you want to convert to hypothetical
'em', relative to?
That is: what is your hypothetical 100% starting-width?
You can't convert anything to 'em' without having an absolute starting
point.
regards
Hi.
I'm looking for some kind of formular to calculate sizes.
This is a hypotetical question:
I want a 2 column design with header and footer, a left nav- and
info-column, and a right content-column. Centered.
Lets say the size are:
Header and footer : 90%
These two columns together: 80%
Le
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