I had been thinking of providing ‘mobile’ wallpapers for my visitors and here it goes…The wallpapers are based on the current look and feel of ProductiveDreams.com
This is something for those who care for IE6 and not W3C Standards. Recently I worked on a project, for which the layout was liquid and one of the requirements was to use a minimum width of 1000px. Is that a problem? Not at all.
The problem was to make it compatible on all major browsers, including IE6 !!!!!. I wonder why people still use IE.
As usual, I started searching for the solution on the right top of my Firefox window (yes, google!) and found a few websites which had discussions on the same topic. Most of them had lengthy posts and not the real solution. After going through a couple of sites, I concluded with the following solution. I hope this would help those who come across the same problem.
Just add the above line in your CSS. Replace 1000px with the min-width value and replace 1002 with a value slightly greater than the min-width. To define the max-width, just replace the "<" with ">".
That's all! I don't want this post to be lengthy like the others I went through
The problem was to make it compatible on all major browsers, including IE6 !!!!!. I wonder why people still use IE.
As usual, I started searching for the solution on the right top of my Firefox window (yes, google!) and found a few websites which had discussions on the same topic. Most of them had lengthy posts and not the real solution. After going through a couple of sites, I concluded with the following solution. I hope this would help those who come across the same problem.
| CSS |
| 1 | .div_class_name{
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| 2 | width: expression(document.body.clientWidth < 1002? "1000px" : "auto"); |
| 3 | } |
Known Issues:
- Only works with JavaScript enabled browsers
- Not W3C valid
That's all! I don't want this post to be lengthy like the others I went through
Finally ProductiveDreams is up and live. It’s quite obvious that designers never get satisfied with their work. Same was the case with me when I started off with this design, which took me too long to wrap up. Then a couple of weeks to find the right hosting provider.
The initial version was a static one with around 5 pages and served as my personal portfolio. I started working on the current design about 6 months(not continuously) back. My deep love for webdesign, web2.0 and blogging has forced me to come up with ProductiveDreams. This is my public blog where in I post freebies, my views on webdesign, tutorials and ofcourse my works.
I’m planing to update this site on a regular basis, so do stay connected
