Think I must have overlooked your comments for no good reason at all. Sorry about that, but I am not permanently on line.
tedd wrote: > Your yardstick to measure the "weak/strong" value of a design is IF > the browser's window generates a horizontal scroll bar? If so, then > that's your opinion, and my opinion differs. The value of a good > design should not be tied to browser's window. Maybe you're right, but if I have a "yardstick" at all then that must be lying somewhere in the usability sector. The easier it is to use, the better it is - regardless of design and window-size. Part of that "yardstick" is that I don't look much at designs as a visitor. I just use the sites they are applied on, and am happy as long as the design doesn't get in the way. > As I said before, let's see you design a page such that the graphic > resizes as the window-sizes. To my knowledge, it can't be done just > using css. Whereas, my example resizes graphics very nicely with > different zoom levels. You won't see me launch any demonstration of anything, unless I am personally interested in the issue. I don't pick up challenges unless I'm interested in the result. I was interested in zooming a couple of years ago, but my test-cases never made it away from my hard-disks since I didn't like what I saw. I still don't like it when I look at them now, so I won't launch them for any reason. You may still find some references in the css-d wiki to demonstrations somewhat like yours. They are pretty old and I had a go at them before even entering the list itself. They get the job done, but I didn't like the results. Haven't looked for them recently. --- For my personal use: Opera has a somewhat decent zoom, and can break designer's dimensions if they get in the way. IE6 can be given a not so decent zoom that'll work. That covers all my needs for zooming of web images. regards Georg -- http://www.gunlaug.no ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/