Dynamic Drive CSS Layouts- Fixed layouts
Dynamic Drive CSS Layouts- Fixed layouts
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CSS Layouts – Fixed layouts Fixed layouts . Below are layouts with the main container being fixed width wise (pixels).
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Position. Fixed layouts use position: fixed. This is similar to position: absolute but the element that is being positioned does not scroll with the rest of the page.Dynamic Drive: CSS Fixed Layout #2.1- (Fixed-Fixed)
Instructions: CSS Fixed Layout #2.1- (Fixed-Fixed) [View Demo] Description: This is a 2 columns fixed layout with a default width of 840px. For the columns themselves, the left …
Those familiar with fluid / elastic layouts know that they can be a little more challenging to implement compared to fixed-width layouts. With the advent of wide-screen monitors, one of the biggest advantages of fluid-width layouts is the ability to maximize available space.
It was only a year ago when 1024×768 was still the dominant screen size. However, as of January 2009, 57% of the population are on desktops higher than 1024×768. The number of users still on 1024×768 has declined sharply from 48% of the previous year to a mere 36%. On the other than, the users on widescreen desktop are rapidly growing, thanks in part to marketing by HDTV makers.
Kayla Knight has written a very good article on the topic of building good websites with fluid layout.
She comes up with 6 techniques to do this, which can be summed up as follows:
She also provides helpful examples and links to all the necessary tools needed to achieve the perfect fluid / elastic layout. With this, designers are armed and ready for the next evolution in layout design.