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Posted by kchayka on 05/03/06 01:43
Michael Laplante wrote:
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> I've checked out some award-winning websites
> http://www.aawebmasters.com/
> http://www.webaward.org/
ROTFLMAO
> Can you give me a URL for a site that uses
> only relative positioning so I can study it?
You don't get it (yet). Why do you think you even need relative
positioning in the first place?
> Better yet if I can see the stylesheet behind it.
That won't help you unless you understand what relative positioning
actually does. I bet you think it's a variation of absolute
positioning. It isn't.
<URL:http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-position>
> I've never come a across a site of any sophistication that can't be "messed
> up" by increasing font size, particulary in Gecko browsers so I don't think
> this observation is valid.
That statement is invalid, AFAIC. A properly designed site will adapt
to the visitor's browsing environment. If it doesn't, it's poor *web*
design. Hint: a web page is not a piece of paper.
As for gecko, I would have a very hard time with the majority of web
sites if I couldn't easily override stoopid deezyner microfonts. Some
of us are not so lucky in the vision department.
> HTML novice,
>
> M
I find it puzzling how you, an admitted novice, can so easily dismiss
the advice of those with more experience. Is it because your code was
insulted?
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