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CSS window resize problem

Giblet · 2004-03-10 18:58:03

Ok, on my site, www.sleevesmahoney.com I have a little problem. The page looks fine when you open it full screen, but if you make it into a small window, all the content starts to overlap itself. Is there anyway to prevent the CSS content from moving when resizing a window, so the page would look the same, and the user…

10-03-2004 6:58pm

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Giblet

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Ok, on my site, www.sleevesmahoney.com
I have a little problem.

The page looks fine when you open it full screen, but if you make it into a small window, all the content starts to overlap itself.

Is there anyway to prevent the CSS content from moving when resizing a window, so the page would look the same, and the user would have to use the scroll bars.

It only seems to happen when resized horizontally, not vertically.

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#2 10-03-2004 7:21pm

cgarvey

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Only quick solution I can think of is to set a the width property for the container div, but it won't grow either then.

You could also put in a spacer image with a width of your desired minimum width.

.cg

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#3 10-03-2004 9:24pm

Karoma

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(obvious)remove relative width's ...

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#4 11-03-2004 1:24am

Giblet

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I got it working, but sacrifices the width of the .subtitle section, as you can see, it's slightly shorter.

If you have any code to show me how to fix it, tell me, I'm a complete CSS noob.

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#5 11-03-2004 1:45pm

Giblet

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Ok I fixed it, no worries.

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