Apple Zen Support Thread

[nrg77]

You'd need to change font sizes to px too, and basically anywhere that is sized with em's. But then you'd lose the coolness of the site looking the same even if font is resized (sideboxes run out of space, menus run out of space, etc.). Yes things are a little larger in IE... but its all relative. Your customers will probably not be comparing browser to browser side by side.

Ok, to spill the guts...The reason for this is because the LOGO I made at the top has graphics on the right side, so if it is in IE,FF..etc, the LOGO is not displayed properly as it moves to the left with a gap on the right due to it being smaller in those browsers....

Unless there is a good way to go around that, I would have no choice but to make it fix width...Dont' get me wrong, I would much rather it be liquid but LOGO is important in my case.

Thanks...

[jettrue]

Ok, to spill the guts...The reason for this is because the LOGO I made at the top has graphics on the right side, so if it is in IE,FF..etc, the LOGO is not displayed properly as it moves to the left with a gap on the right due to it being smaller in those browsers....

Unless there is a good way to go around that, I would have no choice but to make it fix width...Dont' get me wrong, I would much rather it be liquid but LOGO is important in my case.

Thanks...

I would need to see the website to offer some suggestions. Also, if you upload a larger than needed image for the logo, and specify its width in em's as the original logo with the template is done, the logo will resize with the site.