Getting Thinner

I've been playing around with my stylesheets again. I've gone back to a fixed sidebar and center column width. For now.

I am going to try a fluid center design next.

Sorry to be moving things around, but at least I am learning some CSS.

Comments

[Mike Lyons]

Fred-
Hope the radio in the Honda is working well. I thought I would point you toward a couple of interesting options.
1. David Crosby -"Since Then" Great book
2. www.ada-music.com the true indie label
enjoy

[Tony Alva]

Whatever you do, fix the Shakeshack webcam in the right sidebar, half of it is hidden. This Atlanta resident needs to keep an eye on the line there.

[Paul]

While you're at it, can you move any sidebar info to the end if it's being read from a mobile device?

there are usually pages and pages to scroll through in order to get to the meat. :--)

cut + paste this to view how i see this page on my mobile device - http://www.google.com/gwt/n?client=ig&u=http://avc.blogs.com/a_vc/2006/11/getting_thinner.html

Thanks!

[Doug Karr]

One technique you may want to try is to set a min-width and max-width on your site. That way the sidebars are static, but your center can expand. However, you can maintain some control over it. I just put up a new style (radical) over at my site and you can stretch and shrink the screen to see how it works. It's a nice feature of CSS.

[Uke Ukemi]

Fred:

Check out the 3 column CSS Example at http://www.glish.com/css/2.asp

Love your blog

Uke

[rick]

I love using comments to get a message through your defenses.

Are you in NYC the week of June 25 to meet re: feed.us?

Thanks and happy anniversary.