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Originally Posted by MikeHopley
Yes: elastic layouts, where the page layout is set in em (a relative font unit).
The page layout resizes with the font size. You can also use max-width for good browsers, and send IE6 the same value but as width instead. This lets the site squash down on lower resolutions.
For example: My in-progress site, using an elastic layout |
Hmmm, that's almost the solution I was looking for apart from when I viewed your site in IE, your site seems to stay at the same size no matter what the resolution is. Is that happening because your site is still in progress or because it's a result of the elastic method?
I'm going to read up on elastic layouts some more though.