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Posted by Synapse Syndrome on 01/21/08 22:20
"Nik Coughlin" <nrkn.com@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:fn33ic$589$1@aioe.org...
>> Making that site with a liquid layout would bring a lot of formatting
>> problems to the people making the content. It'd just be a mess.
>
> Um, that's simply not true. This statement makes me think that you don't
> really understand the concept of liquid layouts. This site would be quite
> easy to make fluid. It wouldn't make any different whatsoever to the
> people generating the content.
Like how would they keep everything in sections, without it fragmenting too
much? If it could easily be made liquid, why didn't they then? I /think/ I
understand the concept of liquid layouts. I don't think there is much to
understand, is there?
> My belief that you don't understand is reinforced by your use of the term
> absolute positioning instead of fixed width. Absolute positioning means
> something quite different -- I use absolute positioning in my liquid
> layouts.
Yes, excuse me. I actually knew that, but as you suspect, I do not know
that much at this stage. I did mean fixed width, but I did not know that
you could use AP Divs with liquid layouts. My personal experience is
limited to centralised fixed width divs so far.
ss.
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