Jacob,
On Jan 25, 2006, at 5:21 PM, Jacob Reiff wrote:
I've got an issue with this site: http://tinyurl.com/byzgd
In Firefox (both Mac and PC) - when you contract the window size
horizontally to the point of being smaller than the content
container, the site breaks apart a little bit and some of the content
on the right hand side shifts into unreadable territory. (It's much
easier to see it visually than to explain it.)
The behavior I would like is shown in Safari and IE6/Win (with the
IE7 script), where if the window is contracted horizontally, the
content stays in its container and the horizontal scrollbar provides
access.
If anybody has a clue how I can get Firefox to play along, I'd really
appreciate it. Thanks!
I think firefox is the one that is correct. What is happening is that
body and #shell have no specified width, but #container does. The bg
image on body is set to centered. If body is narrower than 876px, the
graphic is cropped from both the right and left, but the content stops
when it hits the left edge of the window. The fix is to move the bg
image to #shell and give it a width to match #container
hth
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