Sent by James Denholm-Price on 25 August 2004 10:10
Hi Chris,
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 10:22:01 -0400, Chris McCuller wrote:
> working on reworking the athletics website for my university, and I want
> to automate news posting with a PHP script. I've got everything working
> at 1024x768 on IE & Mozilla. However, going down to 800x600 causes the
> news script to go outside it's DIV and overlay the right-hand column.
> The layout is a 3-column fluid layout based off Ryan Brill's article on
> ALA. The link to the page is
> http://xandoshow.valdosta.edu/athletics/athletics.php
It looks like you need a minimum width for the content <div id="main">
to stop it shrinking below the size of its content.
For compliant browsers CSS min-width will do and IIRC for Internet
Explorer specifying a width (via the Holly Hack?) might also work &
still keep it fluid.
Try searching the css-d archive for min-width (Google with query
"site:incutio.com min-width")
Also it might help to validate your HTML <grin>
James
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