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Originally Posted by Lemmy
You fix one thing and another pops up.  What's your screen res? It looks like you're using a wide-screen plasma TV!
If it's the floating objects that are causing the breakup, the solution may at least be something I can understand. |
You know what you
may be able to do, though I haven't tried using both at once yet. You can set a minimum and maximum width on your outside container using this type of format (which works on all modern browsers)
PHP Code:
div {max-width: 675px; width:expression(document.body.clientWidth > 675? "675px": "auto" );
The min width would prevent your center column from breaking itself if someone narrows their browser window real small, and the max width would prevent your floats from breaking by not allowing the entire container to get to big.
Yeah, I know that res was a rediculous example, but if you were to have a post/entry in that middle section with just a few words or a picture any larger than it is now, it will start breaking sooner than that width I believe.
Ain't css fun?
