Title: Message
Can anyone who is running a
larger resolution than 1024x768 please have a look and tell me if the layout is
holding up?
Looks
good at 1600-1000px. Scrollbar appears at 999px.
-Nigel
Can you imagine being the one stuck with creating this navigation
scheme?
http://shop2.outpost.com/product/4600108?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
Ouch. Didn't Amazon look like that for a while?
Buy a House | Sell a House | Adopt a Child | Sell a Child...
-Nigel
The idea that table based designs look like something from 1998 is
ridiculous. I've seen a lot excellent visual design which is implemented
in table form (some well others not so well). On the other hand some of
what passes for design on this list may be great in terms of standards
and
Christian Montoya:
What we call a 1998 design is 2 or 3 columns, equal height, every
column a different color. The key is the columns being different
colors. It was very typical in 1998, and looks retro now. Many
of us are just tired of seeing it.
Not sure of your point, though the
Terrence said:
We're not talking about a specific look (like techno, goth,
post-postmodern,
deconstructed), rather a design pattern: a head/3 column/foot table
layout
with multicolored columns
Yes, I think I get that, I just disagree with the implication that table
based designs are such in
Stephen Stagg:
A better way to force the implementation of Accessibility
standards would be to set up a group, or just urge disabled
people, to sue companies and web hosts who serve inaccessible
sites. Once people and customers realize that getting it
wrong will cost them, I'm sure that
I don't think anyone here would disagree that the equitable
delivery of and access to information and education is every
persons right.
I disagree. I'm pretty sure this is not the forum for this topic though.
-Nigel
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Vicki,
Well said, sane and funny.
Thank you.
Nigel
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Use:
body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
text-align: center; /* for IE */
}
Then override the text align center on your container with:
#container {
margin: 0 auto;
width: 750px;
text-align: left;
}
HTH,
-Nigel
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