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Author:  forquare1 [ Sun Dec 06, 2009 5:52 pm ]
Post subject:  Website help
Hi all,

I'm redesigning my website ( http://hashbang0.com/hashbang0/ ), and I want some advise on several aspects.

Firstly, I want to add a 'sidebar' to the left of the main content, I'd use a floating div for this I presume?

Secondly, I have a problem with resizing the little window, what I would like to happen is that it can be as big as one would like, but it has to be at least X big, is that possible? If it is I would guess that the right side would fall off the window...The other desirable effect would be when a div gets X small, it starts to scroll, but I'd prefer the first effect...

That's it for now I think,

Thanks,
Ben
Author:  big_D [ Sun Dec 06, 2009 8:58 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Website help
Yep, a floating div should work for the first.

In the CSS for the window, set the minimum X width, then set its actual width to be a percentage, it should then adjust its width, but not go below the minimum width.

For scrolling, again, set the div's scroll mode to automatic.
Author:  jonlumb [ Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:29 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Website help
big_D wrote:
Yep, a floating div should work for the first.

In the CSS for the window, set the minimum X width, then set its actual width to be a percentage, it should then adjust its width, but not go below the minimum width.

For scrolling, again, set the div's scroll mode to automatic.


I thought IE6 (and possibly IE7) don't support the minimum-width function?
Author:  forquare1 [ Mon Dec 07, 2009 10:40 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Website help
jonlumb wrote:
big_D wrote:
Yep, a floating div should work for the first.

In the CSS for the window, set the minimum X width, then set its actual width to be a percentage, it should then adjust its width, but not go below the minimum width.

For scrolling, again, set the div's scroll mode to automatic.


I thought IE6 (and possibly IE7) don't support the minimum-width function?


I presume if they don't, as a browser is resized, it will all just squish up as it does now?

And Dave, thank you very much for your reply :)
Author:  big_D [ Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:35 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Website help
IE7 should recognise it.

IE6 - the user is at fault :lol:

Any parameters which aren't recognised will be ignored, so yes, it should work like it does now.
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