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Posted by biff on 04/16/07 18:42
dorayme wrote:
> OK. But there is more work to be done... of course <g>
of course :)
> Your:
>
> <h1>Coös Resources</h1>
> <h2>a project of</h2>
> <h3>Coös County Family Health Sevices, Inc. RESPONSE Program</h3>
>
> simply will not do. <h2> is not a header for a start. Rethink
> this one and while at it, try to make the whole banner with image
> not as high.
I've done away with h1 etc... and resized the image.
> Your picture is fine to grow just wide without taller in a
> situation like this where few people will really strain it and if
> they do, it will be just a "graphic effect" of little
> consequence. The advantage simply being not to use up valuable
> screen estate and require early scrolling for little real
> purpose. This now leaves you with the problem of how to grow the
> left html text banner bit. The first thing to do is to remove the
> 3 heading elements and choose another way where the text is
> tighter and at least some of it smaller, the gaps not so large.
> All possible with CSS.
>
> Ah yes, you are wondering maybe how to fix the height but not the
> width of the pic, you could just em base the width but px base
> the height. Some line up problems if you don't get clever with
> the text block to the left too... The other strategy might be to
> max height the height of the img or immediate containing div in
> em. I am here just pointing to a problem to be solved rather than
> solving it.
>
As for the above I've tried everything I can think of but still can't
maintain a fixed height for the banner and not have the text grow out of
it after just a few bumps of the mouse wheel. :(
I'm not saying it can't be done, just that I haven't been able to do
it...yet :)
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