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September 11, 2002
More on the banner
In response to my comment earlier about my wide banner, Andy Edmonds suggested I simply make the width of the image 100%. I thought the resulting browsing scaling would be horrible, but after testing it out, I wonder if this isn't a better solution.
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I'd leave it the way it is - the resulting CSS scaling looks crappy IMO. -- Posted by Shane on September 12, 2002 11:11 AMYeah, using the browser to scale an image is a bad idea unless you're dealing with single-pixel images. You might try making the gray "information design" text a tiled background that goes all the way across the page (regardless of screen width) and the "IDblog" a separate GIF that sits on top of it. -- Posted by Adrian Holovaty on September 12, 2002 02:58 PMThanks. I've returned it to its original form. Will play around with it again when I have some time. -- Posted by Beth on September 14, 2002 02:06 PM
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