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Old 05-04-2006, 04:51 PM
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Hi weslinda

The same sort of thing was covered in my thread a few months ago http://www.webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=60301 where some interesting points were covered.

Having said what I said on that thread, I am currently having to develop a fixed web template for one of my customers. The reason: His cousins/friends/boyfriend works for an ad agency and wanted to get into web design (not development, you understand) so I am stuck trying to make a half-viewable copy of a very fussy web page. I might try fluid as well, not just to prive to myself that I can do it, but so I can prove that its nigh impossible.

I do feel your pain. I agree with making a website compatible across numerous browsers. But there is a point where you just can't do that. For example for mobile phone and podcasts (5" or so to play with).

100% doesn't always work for me either, but when I do fixed I tend to find the magic number widthways is 749 pixels.

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