06-09-2011, 09:48 PM
CSS Layout problems
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Anyone involved in online advertising will tell you that screen real estate is worth $$$! It's so important to use every bit of space available, we simply can't afford not to. But this is where we encounter a problem. Due to the nature of the internet, people will view websites from all types of computers with a huge variety of different screen resolutions. How can we make a website work effectively for such a varied audience?
Traditionally there are only two main approaches to the website size problem; the 'liquid layout' and the fixed-width design. Both of these have inherent problem
![[Image: DIV-CSS-Layout-Broken.gif]](http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Images/DIV-CSS-Layout-Broken.gif)
Anyone involved in online advertising will tell you that screen real estate is worth $$$! It's so important to use every bit of space available, we simply can't afford not to. But this is where we encounter a problem. Due to the nature of the internet, people will view websites from all types of computers with a huge variety of different screen resolutions. How can we make a website work effectively for such a varied audience?
Traditionally there are only two main approaches to the website size problem; the 'liquid layout' and the fixed-width design. Both of these have inherent problem
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