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Blinky the Shark
This site a little button (toward the right end of its main toolbar)
with a double-headed arrow, that essentially offers the user "my size or
your size?" It appears to toggle between a fixed-width page and a
liquid page. Is this common, and proof that I've been sleeping? Given
that it's been coded for fluidity anyway, what would be the perceived
value in offering a rigid rendering, even if the user *did* happen to be
using a viewport size that the author had coded for)?
http://arstechnica.com/index.ars
with a double-headed arrow, that essentially offers the user "my size or
your size?" It appears to toggle between a fixed-width page and a
liquid page. Is this common, and proof that I've been sleeping? Given
that it's been coded for fluidity anyway, what would be the perceived
value in offering a rigid rendering, even if the user *did* happen to be
using a viewport size that the author had coded for)?
http://arstechnica.com/index.ars