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Posted by wayne on 07/15/07 06:24
Paolo wrote:
> Hello,
> on the top right side of my page, I've a 4 elements navigation menu
> that is css formatted
> <ul>
> <li>...</li>
> .
> .
> <li>...</li>
>
> </ul>
>
> When I resize the window in *width* (x axis) the last element is moved
> to a second row below the initial one, creating problem to the rest of
> the fluid layout. How can I fix that, making sure that after a certain
> point the scrollbar for the width appears allowing to scroll rather
> than sending the last element to the next row? In other words, how can
> I make sure the navigation menu is not broken into multiple lines when
> I resize the window?
>
> thanks,
> Paolo
>
Are you saying the menu is on one line from left to right and when you
make the width smaller, the item that exceeds the window width moves
down to a new line?
If so, you must format your elements so they do not exceed the allocated
minimum width. Perhaps your menu items text could be made shorter or
the menu "blocks" (padding?) may be too large.
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Wayne
www.glenmeadows.us
"Faith means not wanting to know what is true." [Nietzsche]
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