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800X600 in IE5

Sent by Zoe M. Gillenwater on 8 September 2004 16:04


Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:

> Update. http://newlifechurchofbr.org/
>
> The person who told me that the site did not fit to their screen sent 
> me a screen shot. Come to find  out they did not have their browser 
> window maximized. So I guess the complaint was really that it is not a 
> liquid design.
>
> However, my design does have a problem. When viewing a fixed width 
> design on a browser window narrower than the layout, people are used 
> to being able to scroll to the right to see the whole page. The method 
> I use to center the page prevents people from scrolling to the left 
> and thus cuts off part of the page.
> See:
> http://newlifechurchofbr.org/temp/noscrollleft.png


Add this to your body tag:

min-width: 726px;

> IMHO, all the user has to do to view the whole page is to maximize 
> their browser window. But perhaps that is asking too much. What is 
> your opinion?


Liquid vs. fixed is a Holy War.  Pros and cons can be offered for each 
side.  I would suggest you google for the different opinions, since 
(hopefully) Eric will not allow this old debate to start again here.  
I'll send you my personal opinions off-list.

Good luck,
Zoe

-- 
Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Specialist
Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu

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