Comments on: Inkscape http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2009/02/23/inkscape/ All manner of web development issues discussed, but with a heavy focus on CSS. Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:20:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Colin http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2009/02/23/inkscape/comment-page-1/#comment-1954 Colin Mon, 16 Mar 2009 01:35:11 +0000 http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/?p=238#comment-1954 I wonder if this article about Fluid Grids will inspire the next Skidoo update... http://www.alistapart.com/comments/fluidgrids/ eg. max-width: 61.75em; /* 988px / 16px = 61.75em */ It sounds as though they have greatly reduced the number of IE hacks required, but still have bugs with images. I'm grateful your first fluid Skidoo persuaded us to make our site "Fluid". We have since upgraded to your latest version, and I've recently viewed it on various tiny mobile devices for the first time; it looks great thanks to you. The first thing you have to do reading a site on an iPhone type device is increase the font size. That's when you see the benefit of letting go of tables, fixed widths, and font sizes, as you encouraged us to do. I look forward to a Skidoo refinement based on Fluid Grid thinking too. Colin I wonder if this article about Fluid Grids will inspire the next Skidoo update…
http://www.alistapart.com/comments/fluidgrids/
eg. max-width: 61.75em; /* 988px / 16px = 61.75em */

It sounds as though they have greatly reduced the number of IE hacks required, but still have bugs with images.

I’m grateful your first fluid Skidoo persuaded us to make our site “Fluid”. We have since upgraded to your latest version, and I’ve recently viewed it on various tiny mobile devices for the first time; it looks great thanks to you.

The first thing you have to do reading a site on an iPhone type device is increase the font size.
That’s when you see the benefit of letting go of tables, fixed widths, and font sizes, as you encouraged us to do.

I look forward to a Skidoo refinement based on Fluid Grid thinking too.

Colin

]]> By: Colin http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2009/02/23/inkscape/comment-page-1/#comment-1913 Colin Sun, 15 Mar 2009 00:47:15 +0000 http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/?p=238#comment-1913 Eric, I wonder if this article about Fluid Grids will inspire the next Skidoo update... http://www.alistapart.com/comments/fluidgrids/ eg. max-width: 61.75em; /* 988px / 16px = 61.75em */ It sounds as though they have greatly reduced the number of IE hacks required, but still have bugs with images. I'm grateful your first fluid Skidoo persuaded us to make our site "Fluid". We have since upgraded to your latest version, and I've recently viewed it on various tiny mobile devices for the first time; it looks great thanks to you. The first thing you have to do reading a site on an iPhone type device is increase the font size. That's when you see the benefit of letting go of tables, fixed widths, and font sizes, as you encouraged us to do. I look forward to a Skidoo refinement based on Fluid Grid thinking too. Colin Eric, I wonder if this article about Fluid Grids will inspire the next Skidoo update…
http://www.alistapart.com/comments/fluidgrids/
eg. max-width: 61.75em; /* 988px / 16px = 61.75em */

It sounds as though they have greatly reduced the number of IE hacks required, but still have bugs with images.

I’m grateful your first fluid Skidoo persuaded us to make our site “Fluid”. We have since upgraded to your latest version, and I’ve recently viewed it on various tiny mobile devices for the first time; it looks great thanks to you.

The first thing you have to do reading a site on an iPhone type device is increase the font size.
That’s when you see the benefit of letting go of tables, fixed widths, and font sizes, as you encouraged us to do.

I look forward to a Skidoo refinement based on Fluid Grid thinking too.

Colin

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