On 8/07/2009, at 12:49 PM, Anne E. Shroeder wrote:
> A client handed over to me a site that had just awful code (the
> original
> http://www.inspiredcre8tions.com/red/) and I cleaned it up, made it
> more
> semantic and validated it http://www.language-works.com/RED/indexNEW.htm
> but she is griping because now the images and the footer wrap under
> if you
> narrow the browser window. I'm not sure I understand the rationale
> for
> wanting this, since it causes a horizontal scroll, but anyhow, the
> client
> wants it. I've searched around but am not finding yet any good
> answers.
>
> A difference between the original version and this one is that she
> wanted
> absolute positioning for the top banner (and the code placed at the
> bottom
> of the page for SEO).
>
> Any pointers much appreciated.
>
> Anne
The quick fix is #banner { width: 600px; } if that's what you're after.
However, I think that the way the top section is put together is a bit
unusual. The markup and CSS could be simplified. e.g. What is the
point of #logo? It just wraps a link and image. Why is #banner set to
be positioned absolutely? Why use a background image where background
colour would do? etc. Just my 2c! You may just want to fix it with the
rule above and move on.
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