On Oct 9, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Luc wrote:
>> <http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/madcow.html>
>
>> I guess my "mad cow" (love that cow) is gonna look the same as your
>> screen shot in any browser, not just IE, when the window is narrower
>> than the fixed pixel width of 760px set on #container which
>> encloses the
>> the two column layout (your text).
>
> I should take out a patent on that cow ;-)
> Now regarding the width, is there any way to avoid that kind of
> behaviour? I tried removing the 760px, replacing it with 100% etc but
> it still gives that annoying "cut off".
This:
> #page {
> float : left;
> width : 100%;
> }
won't solve anything. It just makes the block as wide as the window.
That block won't expand based on the width of the #container.
It _might_ help if you remove the width, making it a floated auto
width container. But that behaviour can be unpredictable.
#page {min-width:760px;} should stabilze that problem on most
browsers. (and remove the float, I don't see the use for it). Use the
appropriate {width: expression()} for IE 6.
Philippe
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Philippe Wittenbergh
<http://emps.l-c-n.com>
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