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Liquid vs responsive design [duplicate]
I have gone through this post but there is still one thing that confuses me.
This is my understanding of the 2 kinds of layouts:
Liquid Design
For instance, i have a 3 column layout and i decide to ...
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Is it bad to have two levels of drill-down data shown at once? [closed]
As a general rule of design is it looked down upon to have more than one div on top of the page contents?
I have a table displaying a list of records. When one is clicked, another table is added ...
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Different approach for this layout
Here's my form layout.
Clicking the add school will add another form table at the bottom.
And I think the "Add School" button is too long..
How can I improve this..
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Should Website “Container” elements reach the bottom of the screen?
I've got a fixed width layout site much like SE and Twitter and it personally bugs me when my "short" pages don't reach the bottom of the page. I've been wondering if this is a purely stylistic issue ...
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What are the rules of thumb for margins in web design?
My web designer tells me that in a web page, the empty margins or padding should always be multiples of a standard. For example 6 px, 12px, 18px. This should produce nicely balanced lay-outs. I would ...
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Mixing percent and fixed CSS [closed]
I cannot delete the question but I have moved it to SO:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3600204/mixing-percent-and-fixed-css
Should you ever apply percentage and fixed CSS together? Will it cause ...
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What's the best way to design the web interface which runs the same on almost all resolutions?
With web pages, what's the CSS framework or any other idea, which may show the web pages the same way on almost all screen resolution using div?
