[css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread Elizabeth Farley
How can I tweak this website so that the bottom part of the site would be better visible on a widescreen laptop? The main area is a flash file and I suppose I can make it smaller, but are there other ideas for solutions? I have looked at Maxdesign's article on liquid layouts (

[css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread Elizabeth Farley
How can I tweak this website so that the bottom part of the site would be better visible on a widescreen laptop? The main area is a flash file and I suppose I can make it smaller, but are there other ideas for solutions? I have looked at Maxdesign's article on liquid layouts (

Re: [css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread David Laakso
Elizabeth Farley wrote: How can I tweak this website so that the bottom part of the site would be better visible on a widescreen laptop? http://elizabethfarley.web.officelive.com/StoneTheater/index.html Thanks so much, I suppose that depends on what you mean by better visible.

Re: [css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread Elizabeth Farley
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 12:25 PM, David Laakso da...@chelseacreekstudio.comwrote: Elizabeth Farley wrote: How can I tweak this website so that the bottom part of the site would be better visible on a widescreen laptop? http://elizabethfarley.web.officelive.com/StoneTheater/index.html

Re: [css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread David Laakso
Elizabeth Farley wrote: Elizabeth Farley wrote: How can I tweak this website so that the bottom part of the site would be better visible on a widescreen laptop? http://elizabethfarley.web.officelive.com/StoneTheater/index.html Thanks so much, I suppose that

Re: [css-d] fluid layout - vertical

2010-08-02 Thread Philippe Wittenbergh
On Aug 3, 2010, at 5:11 AM, Elizabeth Farley wrote: but can I manipulate the css (ie using a percentage like you would on widths) to make it fluid based on the height of the screen? So that the taller the screen the more spread out the elements and the shorter the screen the closer the