Question the First:
After seeing plenty of discussion, here and on other forums focussing on
website development, I've decided that maybe it's a good idea to
implement max-width (and possibly min-width) settings on my site. The
sense I get from the discussion is that a max-width of 960px is probably
the best choice.
What's a good reasonable value for min-width, given that I have a fixed
120px vertical nav bar down the left side of the page?
Sub-Question: Should max-width (and min-width, if deemed appropriate) be
applied to the HTML tag, the BODY tag, or should I enclose everything in
a DIV and apply it to that?
Question the Second:
Would it be better, instead of setting min-width, to allow the page to
"reformat" itself so that instead of a left nav, it has a horizontal
breadcrumb trail for nav across the top? If so, can someone point me to
material that will explain how best to do so?
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