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Originally Posted by alwazup
I have run into this problem too. I have been using the max-width css tag on the main parts of the page to limit the width. Now I know that IE doesn't support this, but I have run across a few tricks to get it to work until they do support it. This can allow some fluid design for most resolutions up to a specific width (I usually us max-width of 1024px). This covers the majority of screen resolutions from the visitors to the sites I work on.
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I'm with you. I don't think fluid design without restriction is a good idea. It's important to keep line lengths at a reasonable width for easy reading. Readers should be able to see the entire line length in a comfortable range that their eyes can follow.
I like max-width and am interested in your tricks to get around the IE problem.