Re: [css-d] FW: H1 question

Scott Hamm schrieb: It is recommended that you use h1 ONCE, as if you were writing a book. Hm, I allways wonder where this comes from. At least it's not in the current W3C HTML recommendation. (And off-topic on css-d I guess). Tonico __

Re: [css-d] em-based layout query

jack fredricks schrieb: There is a key concept to keep in mind with liquid / fluid / lexible layouts. You need no specify container widths in font-size units. Any unit of relative size will do the job. In fact, for containers most designers prefer working with percentages. Hm, why do you think m

Re: [css-d] em-based layout query

Bob Easton schrieb: Tracy Shorrock wrote: Hi, I've been looking at the em-based layout used in the Elastic Lawn entry on css Zen Garden - http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/063/063.css&page=0 I like the idea of the whole thing resizing when the size of text is increased. There is a key conc

Re: [css-d] em-based layout query

Tracy Shorrock schrieb: Thanks to all that answered. I'll check out the links, and see how I go. What I think I want is: #container in ems (so it resizes when someone makes the text larger) #left-col, #right-col in fixed widths #main content (or centre-col) with no width so it resizes when text i