Re: Best way to handle min-width on 3-col liquid layout

Sent by Mary Ellen Curtin on 25 January 2004 17:05

Tonico explained:

> If you don't need experimental min-max-width support, simply remove the
> width property from #main in ie.css. The layout will not break.

Do I even need  a special ie.css stylesheet at all if I'm not using min-max?

I admit, I don't have a clear idea of when min/max width might be
*necessary*.

Mary Ellen
"Doctor Science, MA"

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Message thread:

• Re: Best way to handle min-width on 3-col liquid layout - Mary Ellen Curtin, 25th January 2004 17:03
  • Re: Best way to handle min-width on 3-col liquid layout - Tonico Strasser, 25th January 2004 17:31
  • Re: Best way to handle min-width on 3-col liquid layout - Mary Ellen Curtin, 25th January 2004 17:40

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