Fluid Fixed Fluid Layout

Discussion in 'CSS' started by mnymkr, Mar 24, 2010.

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    I was hoping some could point me in the direction of a good Fluid Fixed Fluid CSS layout. I found a couple online but they seem very dated (5+ years)
     
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  3. mnymkr

    mnymkr Well-Known Member

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    hey thanks i will take a closer look at these. the problem for me is i need to left and right sides to always be expanding to the edge of the browser window but the middle container to be static
     
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    Im assuming you are wanting like the background image to expand, if so add the background image to the body not a container.
     
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    well actually there are two background images that need to expand in two opposite direction with the center being a static 990px
     
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    I've been at web design for twelve years, I know what fixed is, I know what fluid is, what the **** is "fluid fixed fluid" - are you saying you want a three column layout where the outer two columns are fluid and the center one fixed or something? I can only guess at that being what you want.

    Though I'm not even sure why you'd want that... or how you'd go about it without using a table. It SOUNDS like a really bad idea.
     
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    mnymkr Well-Known Member

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    Its a very common way to describe css layouts here is but one of literally thousands of pages describing it this way http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/layouts/category/C10/P10/

    and it can't be a bad idea if it is what is required, the two outer div spanning to the edge of the window while the center centered and fixed
     
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    Uhmn... except their fluid fixed fluid isn't fluid fixed fluid; Percentages are NOT fluid... or reliable; probably why it's broken here in Opera 10.51
     
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    Which is why I am sking for help....if their's was correct I would use them
     
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