Mordechai Peller wrote: > It's ill advised to design for a particular resolution, especially a > high one.
I changed the resolution as I was aware that I had tested the design in a variety of resolutions up to 1024x768 and I wanted to see if the increased resolution was the cause of the problem. The width of the page was actually based on visitor feedback. It ensures there's no more than 10 words to a line which increases readability. I appreciate that a full-screen, percentage-based design would allow visitors to change their window size as they see fit but the visitors I'm serving generally don't bother and browse full-screen. > I haven't looked for a solution yet, but I did find another problem. > While it looks fine in Firefox 0.9, in IE6 and IE5.5 I got > the problem you described. In IE5.01 I found additional problems. The > right column was again at the bottom, the lest column was nowhere to be found, and > the center was just blank white space above the fold. Bellow the fold > IE5.01 looked like 5.5 & 6, except for the missing left column. Thanks for letting me know. These errors, at least, seem to be fixed, although Internet Explorer 4.01 doesn't display my logo anymore... Hmmm... I fixed the above simply by re-ordering the css... Some days CSS just gets me :-) Thanks for your help. All the best, -- Ian Fenn Director, Chopstix Media Limited http://www.chopstixmedia.com/ ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help *****************************************************
