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Posted by Domestos on 05/04/06 22:17
"mbstevens" <NOXwebmasterx@xmbstevensx.com> wrote in message
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> Domestos wrote:
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>> The full table width should be no less than 800 (i.e 200+600+200)
>
> Which is wider than many people's browser window, so these people
> get either a horizontal scroll bar (irritating for the visitor)
> or other odd realignment problems. Web pages don't work right
> when they are designed like magazine pages.
>
> Try setting the widths to percentages of the enclosing object with CSS.
> If this won't work for you, you are probably trying to cram too much
> information onto a single page width. Push some of the info to subpages
> so that things don't have to be so pixel perfect. Relaaaaaaaaaaaaaax.
> --
> mbstevens
> http://www.mbstevens.com/
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>
>
Well really what I am trying to do is have two outside columns that are
fixed at 200 each. then the middle column adjusts so visitors do not get the
horizontal scroll bar!
i.e on a...
800x640 screen. Middle column is 400
1024x768 screen. Middle column is 624
etc...
However if they resize the window width down below 800 I want the middle
column to stay at 400 thus making a 800 wide screen...
200+400+200=800.
I am doubting (bar the phone and PDA surfers) uses anything less than 800
width now-a-days and even If they do the market for my webpage will not
interest them in the slightest. My market is all about higher resolution and
improved graphics...
Still looking for help on this...
TIA
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