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Subject:  auto centring of web sites or postcarding..?
Author:   Lucyf:   view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites
Date:   14:30:41 21 May 2004
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hello

has anyone heard of 'postcarding' it is when a web page automatically opens in the centre of the browser, regardless of the browser or size of screen?

I think it is also know as 'auto centring'...

I wondered if anyone has seen it used or know if it is regarded as good practice...

Can't find much mention of it...

all tips welcome

Lucy
 
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  • auto centring of web sites or postcarding..?, Lucyf, 21 May 14:30
    hello has anyone heard of 'postcarding' it is when a web page automatically opens in the centre of the browser, regardless of the browser or size of screen? I think it is als ...
    • Re: auto centring of web sites or postcarding..?, Alex Chudnovsky, 21 May 15:10
      On 14:30:41 21 May 2004 Lucyf wrote: >has anyone heard of 'postcarding' it is when a web page >automatically opens in the centre of the browser, >regardless of the browser or s ...
    • auto centring of web sites or postcarding..?, Stuart Curran, 24 May 12:39
      Hi Lucyf I think that this approach is usually employed for sites where a degree of "pixel perfect" design is required. Its common to find a lot of brochure sites for design com ...
    • "Letterbox" is the word I know, fjordaan , 24 May 14:29
      ...but different designers will doubtless have their own terms. Mostly I'd advise against it. The main reasons why it is used are 1) Better knowledge of Photoshop than the w ...
      • "Letterbox" is the word I know, paulnattress, 25 May 16:17
        Can I throw a thought or two about liquid into the mix here? How does a liquid layout affect the relationship between elements on a page? Good information design creates relatio ...
        • "Letterbox" is the word I know, fjordaan , 27 May 18:14
          I didn't mean to suggest that a liquid layout should always be used. (Jargon guide: A liquid layout is where the content on the page always expands to the full width of the brow ...
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