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Posted by David Segall on 12/04/07 13:15
dorayme <doraymeRidThis@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>In article <6dd3d$47540cbc$40cba7b1$10947@NAXS.COM>,
> "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
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>> How can having "RENDEZ" disappear and "VOUS" dropping down into content
>> fulfill the requirement "line up with the body that I have designed
>> for my application"? Even if it did stay stable for >800px viewports,
>> how do you know your visitor has allot that much space. Hint: monitor
>> resolution != browser viewport.
>
>Sorry to keep chirping in here (without helping*), but that is
>what I was wondering too. I recall words dropping down at text
>size up clicks in all browsers as well...
>
>*I did have an idea and it was based on an assumption of what the
>OP wanted but gave up when he seemed so pleased with what Ben was
>offering. I assumed I was not understanding the case. It seemed
>to me OP wanted what simply could not be achieved with html text
>and I was going to suggest some css dimensioned image of text...
>But the mystery continues.
Of course I would be interested in your ideas. I was pleased with
Ben's response because he provided an answer that met my
specification.
I did not respond to your previous post in this thread because I
assumed you were simply chiding me for accepting a solution that might
fail and you knew that there was an implied "the text must not break
out of the blue area". I have accepted the fact that _I_ cannot design
an application that will work well on a wrist watch computer and a
plasma TV screen without extensive additional code that "knows" the
size of the viewport. If you have a solution to the problem I posed
that works over a wider range of viewports I would be grateful if you
would post it.
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