My name is Eric.

I am President, CEO, owner and Grand Pumbah of BogeyWebDesign.com. When I am not making tons of disposable income doing that (insert laugh track here) I fill in my time being the UI developer for one Helium.com (yes, I do work here and I have the t-shirts and swag to prove it).

So if one of your pages is broken, it's probably my fault. Let me know. Seriously

I used to have 4 wonderful ferrets and still have lots of great memories of them. I hope to have more of them one day running around and generally destroying my possessions.

You can find out more about me at my site (www.bogeywebdesign.com/about/).

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I know too much about ...

CSS, Web Standards and Magic the Gathering

My favorite memory ...

My smallest ferret dragging my largest by the scruff after he tackled her and he (the big one) looking desperately to me for help.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Speed metal - way too loudly (or so I'm told). Occasionally, The Doors.

My best moment ...

The birth of my niece to my younger brother.

Computers & Technology > Web Design Web design tips: Fixed vs. fluid web page design

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Fixed vs. flexible design is one of the main arguments of the modern web design era. Much of the argument derives from the fact that IE (Internet Explorer) did not support the min- and max-width properties until version 7. As of this date version 6 and lower are still in such high usage that you cannot count on these properties to work. So the question of "fixed vs. flexible" is asked at many design meetings.

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What is fixed design? Fixed design is essentially defining a width on a page - no matter the size of the browser window. You can find fixed designs at sites like Helium, C...

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