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<0> yep
<0> not sure why you are building for such a high resolution in the first place
<0> i usually make my sites 955px wide
<1> I usually make them 740px wide :P
<0> ah the 1990's : )
<1> wider than 740px usually isn't really readable if you use full width for text
<1> but indeed, if you have a menu on the left, then 955px is nice
<2> u refering to me?
<0> no, Twey
<2> oh ok
<3> I usually don't use a fixed width :-)
<3> If there's a god of web design, fixed-width pages are almost certainly against its commandments :-P
<0> not really
<0> fixed width allows you to know exactly how your page will look for all users
<0> as long as you aim for 1024 x 768 you're usually safe for 90% of users
<1> I wonder how many people are still using 800x600
<1> I know of at least one user who upgraded from 800x600 to 1024x768 today :P
<3> The Web is a totally different environment to, say, paper, where you know that "one centimetre" means "one centimetre"
<4> Not everybody runs with maximised browser windows.
<1> that also
<3> Pages have to be designed to work well at any resolution, because nobody knows exactly how it's going to be viewed.
<5> hello
<0> right and what do you plan on doing about your images
<0> make them a percentage as well
<0> ?
<0> if you have a grid layout percentages arent going to work
<3> Yep.
<5> can i make longer (stretch) an image with css ?
<3> http://www.twey.co.uk/
<3> Percentage image. Looks *good* between about 640 and 1600, but the point is that it doesn't screw up the layout on an unexpected resolution.
<0> nah
<3> TheDarkSide: Yes
<0> maybe i'm stubborn but i've never had good luck with percentages
<3> Me neither. TANSTAFL :-)
<6> any way to make a div wrap any text that go past the width?
<3> TestiCalls: Ought to do that by default
<6> ought to
<6> but doesn't
<6> any thoughts?
<0> it should wrap
<0> you screwed up somewhere
<6> lol
<6> nice
<1> show an example where it doesn't ;)
<6> i'll css check it
<3> TestiCalls: white-space: normal
<3> chutebox: So, no ideas?
<0> TestiCalls: try setting the width of the text if you mus
<0> t
<0> Twey: sorry like i said i dont use percentages must
<0> *much
<3> No problem
<3> Anyone else?
<1> Twey: I missed your problem... what is it?
<3> Markjuh: Float drop on http://80.4.194.222/bjjs/index.html
<3> Markjuh: About 1100px on FX and, I've just discovered, IE.
<3> Around 600 on Opera
<1> and what is it supposed to do?
<1> because I don't see a problem at all :P
<3> Markjuh: Shrink the browser window a bit
<3> Markjuh: The nav bar on the right drops
<1> oh right... it was at the bottom all along
<3> Lol
<3> See?
<3> Pretty serious, huh? :-P
<1> running at 1024x768 in this screen
<1> and it's on the left :P
<3> Only because it dropped
<3> Usually it's on the right :-)
<1> let me see on my other screen (which runs 1280x1024)
<1> ah, right
<3> Markjuh: And everything big is specified as a percentage
<3> Markjuh: Except the spinner, which I've already ascertained isn't the problem
<3> Shouldn't be float-drop until at most 50px.
<1> the spinner is inside the links div, right?
<3> Yeah
<1> I'm not seeing the spinner though :P
<0> argh
<1> but that isn't the problem indeed :P
<3> That's expected
<0> these <hr>'s are killin me
<3> It's off-screen, it's not meant to be visible until you click a link :-P
<0> http://atomicdev.net/cya/ <-- anyways to get the links and <hr>s on the left to tighten up?
<0> i tried line-height, font-size, etc
<0> oh in ie
<0> not ff
<0> !v http://atomicdev.net/cya/
<7> HTML: Not valid - Errors: 6, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://atomicdev.net/cya/
<7> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 19, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://atomicdev.net/cya/
<0> oh i see
<6> http://ibolmo.no-ip.info/dir/dir_list.php
<6> there the divs aren't wrapping
<1> Twey: fun
<1> it's going left because of the float: left
<3> Markjuh: Yes
<3> "Down" is the big one :-P
<6> Twey, there's your example where a div doesn't wrap the text
<6> is it because of the <pre>?
<1> Twey: it's because it's not fitting on the right... interesting thing
<6> yeah it's the <pre>
<3> Yes... but I don't know *why* it's not fitting on the right :-\
<6> i have a <pre>before the text</pre>
<3> TestiCalls: That will cause that.
<6> so anyway to way to wrap <pre>?
<6> ;)
<3> TestiCalls: That sort of defeats the point of <pre>... use <p> instead
<6> lol yeah...
<3> TestiCalls: For later reference, though, white-space: normal will counter that.
<6> sweet stuff, thanks
<3> No problem
<3> Now if only I could solve mine :-P
<6> what is it?
<3> TestiCalls: Float drop on http://80.4.194.222/bjjs/index.html
<6> float drop?
<3> TestiCalls: Yes
<3> TestiCalls: When a floated container drops to the next line due to not having enough space on the current one
<1> Twey: I see the problem
<3> Markjuh: Ooh, ooh!
<1> padding-right: 5px;
<3> Markjuh: But that's only five pixels.
<1> on the content div
<1> yeah
<3> Markjuh: Like I said, that really shouldn't do it.
<3> Markjuh: Plus, I've already tried that.
<3> :-)
<1> but the percentages take up: 99.5%
<3> Hmm
<1> so 5px = 0.5%
<3> (substitutes)
<1> which only fits if 100% = 1000px
<1> or bigger
<3> Oh
<3> Wow
<1> yeah :P
<3> Markjuh: Nice :-)
<3> Markjuh: Thanks a lot! That one's been bugging me a long time :-P
<1> Twey: you're welcome
<1> :)
<1> who would have thought :P
<3> Lol
<8> hello here
<8> \o/
<9> !v my-copycenter.net
<7> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://my-copycenter.net/
<7> CSS: Valid - Warnings: 16, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://my-copycenter.net/
<8> !v picsengine.com
<7> HTML: Valid - http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://picsengine.com/
<7> CSS: Not valid - Errors: 2, Warnings: 84, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://picsengine.com/
<8> loel
<8> good tip
<8> :x
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