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Posted by Kim Andr Aker on 08/29/05 15:26
rf wrote:
> Kim André Akerø wrote:
>
> > For some reason, I can't get the middle column of this setup to work
> > properly in IE (go figure).
>
> That is not your only problem.
>
> Those pictures of text are, for me, unreadable. I almost have to fire
> up magnifier to see what is in the buttons and the headings on the
> right hand side.
>
> And this:
> http://users.bigpond.net.au/rf/screenshot/x4.jpg
>
> I suspect you are trying to control too many things. Simply leave out
> most of your css (line-height, the width of that center div) and let
> the browser figure things out. It's quite capable of doing so.
I've removed the width for the center div and the line-heights from
elsewhere now, but the text size in the images themselves aren't
exactly my problem. That's how I received the material from the layout
designer. I just puzzle the pieces together (and that's one heckuva
jigsaw puzzle, I tell ya). Precision placement is what it is.
And from what I could tell, the position of the center <div> is still
way down on the page.
I know, the text sizes suck, and I'm more or less forced to outfit a
lot of the font-size in pixels, since it needs to fit within the images
they're supposed to be layered on top of (read: used as background).
Personally, I would've gone for percentages, but that didn't appear to
be the case of the guy who actually designed this thing.
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Kim André Akerø
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