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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on June 27, 2007, 9:42 am
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howa wrote:
> In Firefox or other browers, vertical scrollbar might not exist and
> this lead to the page aligning problem (Inconsistency), i.e. when you
> just from one page (w/scrollbar) to another page with ((w/o
> scrollbar).
It appears you are striving for a "pixel-perfect" design. Stop doing
that; it is unobtainable. Think instead about "fluid" design.
> These kind of inconsistency is not what we want. Some methods are
> suggested, e.g. hight:101% or Mozilla styles hack...
You have no way to know how wide nor how tall my browser window is, much
less what fonts I am using, what text size I have set as a minimum, or
even if I am using a visual browser instead of a text, or speaking,
browser.
> But what do you think is the best approach?
Design flexible layouts where a mere 20 pixels is not going to break
your design.
As always, a URL to your attempt would help with further advice.
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