Megan — Fri, 17 Sep 2004 14:22:14 +0000

You could also serve a different stylesheet to Netscape users so they get a basic design and put in the bells and whistles for the other browsers that support them.

Regarding your three column layout, you could use the right column for unnecessary but nice to see types of content like advertising, related links, that sort of things. So those users aren't really missing out on anything important, but users of higher resolutions have some extra features to work with.

Busy — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:38:14 +0000

IMO since your going for NS4.* you'll be doing without the bells and whistles so would probably be better with a fixed 800x600 if you were to go fixed. Liquid would be better if your layout could handle it, this way you wont have to upgrade your layout once the stats change.

Timewell — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 17:39:08 +0000

Could we have a link so it could be "tried out"? If you're looking to get the same design in all resolutions then liquid CSS or tables could be your answer...but to do this you may have to sacrifice some of your design...if you make your site for 800x600 then it should be ok in the higher resolutions - albeit a lot smaller!

Do what you think is best, if you've been getting no moans about the site in 800x600 yet still get plenty of visitors - you must be doing ok.