headerWrapper behaving oddly on window resize below site minimum width?

[yelow]

yea but the fields still resize each in their own way, which is a no-go for me, I'm way too OCD for that. Also this is supposed to be a professional product, not my personal hobby, so it should work across everything and everywhere under the largest set of circumstances possible without making it ######## up its main functions.

I am still having trouble seeing how the three are defined to have different widths, but what if I put all three into something like this:

#topHeader, #mainBodyDiv, #bottomFooterDiv {
width: thesamething;
}

[edit] Sorry I meant IE 6 not 5.5 - I don't care how it looks like in 5.5, I don't even think we have that installed in the office anymore... [/edit]

[yelow]

Semi-update, it looks like the footer is wrapping at the same rate as the header, and it's only the body that is expanding to the whole width. Curiously enough (for me?) the left-hand margin does not move a single pixel.

Is this what you meant, when in the first message, you told me the body width is 100%?

thanks,

-Tim

[tony_sar]

the only reason body stops moving during resize , is because you have sideboxs , those sideboxs are set to Pixel . your footer has only one link , there is nothing really there to stop browser from shifting elements , thats i guess nature of % ..

[yelow]

So changing my sideboxes to work on a % instead of a static pixel number, it should theoretically fix itself?

It's funny that I refreshed this page just as you posted, and before I got the email notice in my inbox.

I'm going to try to change all values to %, see how that flies. Thanks for your help,

-Tim