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Re: horizontal scrollbars (was Re: float problem)
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| Stephan Bird 2004-11-16, 7:13 pm |
| In news:8psfgj9m0uy6$.dlg@usenetshit.info,
brucie <shit@usenetshit.info>wrote:
> i don't use IE5.5 or 6, i'm not interested in such old and crappy
> browsers and i get a horizontal scrollbar so my immediate reaction is
> to hit my back button and go to the next site that adjusts to my
> setup, not expects me to adjust to the authors setup.
I'm interested in this. Whilst fixed width design, I agree is not a good
thing; what are your feelings on divs with percentage widths (see e.g. one
of a set of pages I'm trying to put together for a small project at
<URL:http://www.stephanbird.org.uk/Album/caravans1.html> )?
On a related note, is it possible to find out the height (of a horizontal
scrollbar) server-side i.e. without javascript or variants (naturally things
like height: 110% don't work)?
Stephan
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| Stephan Bird 2004-11-18, 11:15 pm |
| In news:8psfgj9m0uy6$.dlg@usenetshit.info,
brucie <shit@usenetshit.info>wrote:
> i don't use IE5.5 or 6, i'm not interested in such old and crappy
> browsers and i get a horizontal scrollbar so my immediate reaction is
> to hit my back button and go to the next site that adjusts to my
> setup, not expects me to adjust to the authors setup.
I'm interested in this. Whilst fixed width design, I agree is not a good
thing; what are your feelings on divs with percentage widths (see e.g. one
of a set of pages I'm trying to put together for a small project at
<URL:http://www.stephanbird.org.uk/Album/caravans1.html> )?
On a related note, is it possible to find out the height (of a horizontal
scrollbar) server-side i.e. without javascript or variants (naturally things
like height: 110% don't work)?
Stephan
---
Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
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| Stephan Bird 2004-11-21, 11:18 pm |
| In news:8psfgj9m0uy6$.dlg@usenetshit.info,
brucie <shit@usenetshit.info>wrote:
> i don't use IE5.5 or 6, i'm not interested in such old and crappy
> browsers and i get a horizontal scrollbar so my immediate reaction is
> to hit my back button and go to the next site that adjusts to my
> setup, not expects me to adjust to the authors setup.
I'm interested in this. Whilst fixed width design, I agree is not a good
thing; what are your feelings on divs with percentage widths (see e.g. one
of a set of pages I'm trying to put together for a small project at
<URL:http://www.stephanbird.org.uk/Album/caravans1.html> )?
On a related note, is it possible to find out the height (of a horizontal
scrollbar) server-side i.e. without javascript or variants (naturally things
like height: 110% don't work)?
Stephan
---
Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
Version: 6.0.795 / Virus Database: 539 - Release Date: 12/11/04
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