Topic: Website Desgin: Fluid Vs. Fixed Design | |
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So, I'm redesigning my site. I can't decide on whether or not I want to do a fluid or fixed design though. Any input?
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Edited by
heavenlyboy34
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Sun 05/15/11 10:38 PM
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So, I'm redesigning my site. I can't decide on whether or not I want to do a fluid or fixed design though. Any input? I've never heard these terms in the context of web design, and I'm certified in computer graphic design. Could you define them? |
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Edited by
Scorpio_WJR
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Mon 05/16/11 01:39 AM
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He means he can't decide if he wants to design his site on land, or in his secret underwater-proof office.
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So, I'm redesigning my site. I can't decide on whether or not I want to do a fluid or fixed design though. Any input? I've never heard these terms in the context of web design, and I'm certified in computer graphic design. Could you define them? Fluid meaning that the width will stretch or shrink to fit the resolution of the users screen and fixed meaning the width is defined and will be the same on all resolutions, lower resolutions will have the horizontal scroll bars. |
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Oh. Go with fluid, I hate the scroll bars or a page that is smaller than my screen.
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Yeah, I made it kinda in between. It should look OK, but I haven't tested it in any resolution besides my laptop yet. It's a pretty simple design. I'm still working on it though.
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He means he can't decide if he wants to design his site on land, or in his secret underwater-proof office. Sounds like a plan to me!! Never heard the terminology either!! |
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what site is it. depending on what content you are putting in to it
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I changed it again. lol New theme, search and database, etc. Same site and products, just automated.
Oh, it's a digital products store, software, e-books, etc. |
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