Howdy everyone
POST, m new to that so please become patient…..
what rae essentially the most common divs used when generating a web site eg wrapper, header, content and footer will be what i, ve been told and are you ready for widths height etc of the forementioned any help will be great
thanks earlier
in CSS you can define the " divs" any way you desire, there are simply no " standards"… naming conventions in the DIVS are up to you.
In the western world width and elevation, same thing applies… that all varies according to the design you are attempting to acheive, but education sake…
you will discover 2 kinds involving designs ( in all probability more, but because of this converstation )…
static – in which you define the fixed width and everything to the page pretty much displays from the same location, whether you’re seeing it over a 17 in keep an eye on, or a TWENTY-FIVE inch wide screen. the drawbacks to that are obvious. if the design is set to your width of 1024, anyone running the resolution wider than that will see empty areas on each side from the design, the better the resolution keep an eye on, the wider the particular empty space on each side shall be.
fluid ( or liqiud )- the many layout divs are understood to be percentages to they stretch and complete the screen entirely. This eliminates the particular empty space on each side in the browser display. A little tougher to finish correctly, but most designs is the answer this way.
Essentially the most commonly used browser carries a resolution of around 1024 wide, so if you’re designing a set width layout, you should probably ensure that your design width is lower than that to preserve visitors from being forced to scroll left and to see content.