Hi Andy,
[Sat, 01 Nov 2003 12:35:19 +0000/Andy Dingley]
Which guy ? By the looks of the credits, this is a presentation that
was written by one person and had the HTML coded by another. If
you're suggesting their implementation is poor CSS,
Their using of css for formatting. They say "dont use <br>" and are
unable to keep their text in format without css.
Do you think, it makes sense to define the content-div with
MARGIN-LEFT: 350px;
especially this:
WIDTH: 33em; (em!)
? (33em in this browser IE6 = 1,5 times margin-left. When i set
default font-size to bigger, 33em becomes twice the margin-left = a
window-min.width of 1000+ px. Ahem)
I am at 1280x1024 and have to widen the window up to 65% of the
screen to get rid of the scrollbar. On most pages, 60-80% of the
browser-window is filled with white. A really good way to tell me
"Look at this cute CSS-Layout, much better than layout-tables" *g*
Maybe, but that's the medium not the message.
Sorry, but the message i got, was: You don't need a big empty white colum
below/underneath the image. You wont see this nice big empty white
colum, because you have to scroll horizontally to read the content.
regs
michael
(my english is poor, i know)