francky wrote 24-10:

>[..]
>BTW-1: The fixed very very small font-size is giving 
>accessibility/usability problems in IE, even for visually 100% people, 
>espacially at bigger screen resolutions (1280x1024 and more). The 
>IE-folks cannot enlarge the font-size clientside...
>
>BTW-2: The fixed format model is using only about 30% of the screen 
>surface at 1280x1024...
>
>BTW-3: The fixed very very small font-size in combination with the fixed 
>format model is giving accesibility/usability problems in not-IE 
>browsers as Firefox: if visitors enlarge the font-size, the design is 
>gone...
>
>All together: you could consider to make a more liquid model, without 
>fixed font-sizes and without absolute positioned elements: automatically 
>adapting to the screen and the needs of the visitor.
>  
>
Hi Pete,
Also I think it is a bit crowded on the page. Almost every px is text, 
no space to breathe! The paradox is, that there is a lot of unused space 
around the fixed width/height wrapper. Should be used! :-)
According to this, I made a try to liquidize the page. In the meantime 
some (easy repeating) styles for the content items added.

    * This was my starting point
      
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-fresh-o-gazetteer-color2.htm>.
    * And this is the liquidized testpage
      
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-o-gazetteer-liquid.htm>.
    * Some comments are in the stylesheet
      
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/sheets/marylebone-liquid.css>.

Attention: this is only as example. The testpage is a half product, not 
yet finished (search block still to be made liquid, fine tuning here and 
there, IE errors/bug to be repaired, and so on).
So: view in FF or Opera, not in IE (peekaboo'ing)!

Greetings,
francky




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