Posted by dorayme on 01/15/07 20:28

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<45abcc1a$0$8759$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>,
"aa" <a@aa.com> wrote:

> Thanks, everybody.
> I am
> not sure about fluid design for I use composite pictures which are assembled
> from several small fragmets sometimes superimposing using
> style="position:absolute; top:;left:";


Your website is basically pictures? You are set on this course?
Let me not judge that I be not judged.

Look into specifying all your widths for all the pics in % terms
in the css only (not the html). Let the browser calculate the
widths if you cannot work them out. With some luck it will work
over a lot of resolutions and screen sizes.

What you do is look at the whole and think the width 100%, look
at all the fragments and get the proportional widths of each. id
each fragment in the html and enter the width as an instruction
in the css. It should be fun.

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dorayme

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