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Posted by Marc Bradshaw on 07/01/05 17:29
Vladdy wrote:
> IE does funny things with floats. I would suggest using a more robust
> method for 3 column layout.
Such as?
> Also consider:
> - using font units for blocks that contain text i.e. the navigation
> block. Things start looking bad after one Ctrl+ in Gecko and break apart
> after two.
Yeah, I noticed this. What do you mean by 'font units'? Are you
suggesting I use fixed font sizes (eg. pt or px) for the menu and such?
> - specifying min and max width for the page body. When a page is too
> narrow, you header graphics look weird with the bloke's picture being
> overlapped by the blue square. When a page is too wide the reading the
> main content becomes a pain in the neck, literally.
I wasn't aware you could do this. Presumably this is achieved with a
CSS property assigned to the <body>? If so, which one?
Thanks for your help.
Marc
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