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palmiak

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  1. Zen Garden showed me the right way too. I saw some pages out there and I said to myself "i want to code sites this way". I've learned looking at source code from Zen and other css based sites. Google was also a big help.
  2. Or just give user a chance to change the width of page and font size like on http://palmia.prh.pl/demo/slide/slide.html (just play with the the sliders). Still, I think http://www.themaninblue.com/experiment/ResolutionLayout/ is the best way. There was an article on alistapart about resolution dependent layout.
  3. palmiak replied to bennyboy7's topic in Frontend
    try to reset all margins and paddings * { padding:0; margin:0; } if that won't work try to change width:50% to width:49% [edit] right.. I didin't saw the borders. just change the the width.
  4. palmiak replied to bennyboy7's topic in Frontend
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_design#Li...s_fixed_layouts
  5. Plenty? I don't think so. I think it's less then 5%. Also most website are working nice under 800x600, only a scrollbar appears. I think that people using 800x600 can live with it.
  6. palmiak replied to bennyboy7's topic in Frontend
    Only one tip: - use max-width and min-width so the page won't be too narrow or too wide
  7. palmiak replied to RobV's topic in Frontend
    try to add this to your css * { padding:0; margin:0; } or at least body { padding:0; margin:0; }

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