Mark Fellowes wrote: > > > David, > > You mean with the comments ? > > > Mark > > > > > > Yet to set the max-width but it seems that while it's now a > liquid-elastic hybrid (?), I didn't realize it would lose the ability > to fill up the view port , the advantage of a liquid design. It does > look fine in 800x600px, but my viewport is set to 1360x1024 and it's a > bit narrow. So am I'm doing something wrong ? I thought elastic > provides in keeping the pro's of liquid and eliminates the con's. > > > > > > http://pamshop.com/Template1/exp3.html > > > > > > Mark > > > > > > > > I think if you do this, she'll open like a butterfly. > > body { > > /*font-size: 62.5%;*/ > > } > > Regards, > > ~davidLaakso > > At his point, I am not sure of anything, much less what I mean, unless it is that you may want to do this: html {font-size: 100%;}<<<<add this to the top of your style sheet so that IE will not go goofy on zoom. body { /*font-size: 62.5%;*/ <<<<<delete this from your styles on the body declaration so that the layout will open like a butterfly font-size: 1em; <<<<< add this to the body declaration in keeping with not having IE go goofy on zoom. } Best, ~dL
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