RE: [WSG] moving elements

2005-01-26 Thread Iain Gardiner
Hi,

You could solve the problem at a stroke by not using absolute positioning.
If you use relative positioning and change the value for 'top:', it will
stay after the content as it is resized.

Also, you could make things easier by not using a graphic for that menu.
Why have you chosen to do this?

Iain

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Paul wrote:

> If a user increases or decreases the text size on the page, how do I
> ensure elements maintain their spacing ?
> ex. http://www.speakupnow.ca/4Life/english/test.php , I want the menu 
> graphic ( 4 red points ) to move downward if the text size is increased.
>  
> Thanks


Good question, I have been working with that myself. Would pixels for 
spacing work? I am still a tad new here, but considering using fixed 
sizes for spacing, margins, headings etc...
Bruce Prochnau
www.bkdesign.ca
Ontario
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RE: [WSG] moving elements

2005-01-26 Thread Pringle, Ron
> Paul wrote:
> 
> > If a user increases or decreases the text size on the page, 
> how do I 
> > ensure elements maintain their spacing ?
> > ex. http://www.speakupnow.ca/4Life/english/test.php , I 
> want the menu 
> > graphic ( 4 red points ) to move downward if the text size 
> is increased.
> >  
> > Thanks
> 
> 
> Good question, I have been working with that myself. Would pixels for 
> spacing work? I am still a tad new here, but considering using fixed 
> sizes for spacing, margins, headings etc...
> Bruce Prochnau

I would use ems for spacing. Then your spacing will increase proportionally
to the size of the text. If, however, you want to maintain a specific amount
of space regardless of font size (say in a table you want the contents of a
td to always maintain a consistent 6px from the sides of the td) then use
fixed sizes, such as pixels.

Ron 
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Re: [WSG] moving elements

2005-01-26 Thread Bruce

Paul wrote:
If a user increases or decreases the text size on the page, how do I 
ensure elements maintain their spacing ?
ex. http://www.speakupnow.ca/4Life/english/test.php , I want the menu 
graphic ( 4 red points ) to move downward if the text size is increased.
 
Thanks

Good question, I have been working with that myself. Would pixels for 
spacing work? I am still a tad new here, but considering using fixed 
sizes for spacing, margins, headings etc...
Bruce Prochnau
www.bkdesign.ca
Ontario
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