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11-Dec-09 00:00
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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Choosing Dimensions for Your Web Page Layout":

http://www.elated.com/articles/choosing-dimensions-for-your-web-page-layout/

How to optimize your page layout to look great on a wide range of screen sizes. Discusses fixed and fluid widths, and "above the fold" content.
12-Dec-09 02:43
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Great article, thanks Simon

Is your own preference for fixed or fluid layouts right now?

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14-Dec-09 03:16
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Fixed all the way. It's about composition and knowing where things should go for me.

Also, getting sites to work at fixed width is hard enough, without the extra grief of stretchy layouts!

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14-Dec-09 14:34
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Yes, I prefer fixed too - probably more for the easier CSS than anything else

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