[thelist] Layout Stability

[Felix Miata]

On 2007/11/10 08:58 (GMT-0500) DAVOUD TOHIDY apparently typed:

> You stated that there are columns which are side by side in my
> layout but at a certain resolution one of them jumping one step 
> down....

> However your captures DOES not provide any indication of that 
> jump and DOES not provide a cross resolution/browser/platform
> solution for that gap. AGAIN you failed to provide it.

Here's a single screenshot and the source from which it was made that, taken
together with the pages to which the source links:

1-demonstrates the misplaced column on your site, which constitutes layout
and usability breakage, which amount to a broken manifestation of what you
call layout stability, even though you "could not find any article in this
regard on the internet"
2-demonstrates how your content could be restyled so those columns will stay
side by side
3-demonstrates how those columns could be maintained at a friendly reading
width rather than narrowing to a difficult to read 3 words or less per line
as happens on your site now
4-demonstrates that your #splash content starts to disappear behind #left
content when text is enlarged enough
5-demonstrates advantages of using em over using px to set container widths
when adaptability, usability, accessibility and layout stability that is
sustained across a wide range of resolutions are all site design requirements
6-demonstrates how much better a nav column can look when no list items wrap
onto more than one line
7-other problems with http://cssfreelancer.awardspace.com/ I won't bother to
mention

http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/Davoto/sc-davoto3 (screenshot)
http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/Davoto/sc-davoto-i3 (URL from which screenshot made)
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