Using maximum-width question

PVM3 · 13th June 12, 09:56 PM

Hi:

If I want a wrapper div in a fluid design to be fluid up to a point, do I set a width AND a maximum width? For Example:

Code:

#wrapper {
width: 95%;
maximum-width: 1200px;
}

It should stop widening if the browser window exceeds 1200px, right?

Thanks!

meesa · 13th June 12, 11:26 PM

Correct. Max-widths are used for situations just like that.

PVM3 · 13th June 12, 11:51 PM

Thanks Meesa!

13th June 12, 09:56 PM	#1
PVM3 WLC Lover Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 182	Using maximum-width question Hi: If I want a wrapper div in a fluid design to be fluid up to a point, do I set a width AND a maximum width? For Example: Code: #wrapper { width: 95%; maximum-width: 1200px; } It should stop widening if the browser window exceeds 1200px, right? Thanks!

13th June 12, 11:26 PM	#2
meesa WLC Mod Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Milky Way Galaxy Posts: 3,138	Re: Using maximum-width question Correct. Max-widths are used for situations just like that. __________________ Praise be to the Lord God for the ability to learn, the capability to analyze, and the time to help users on this forum.

13th June 12, 11:51 PM	#3
PVM3 WLC Lover Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 182	Re: Using maximum-width question Thanks Meesa!

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