martin wrote:

BlueSeats wrote:I gotta request, though I'm not sure I know how to properly express it. Is it possible to have margins scale to window size? IOW, so that if I shrink the width of my browser window the margins push in such that text isn't cut off at the sides, thus reducing the need to horizontally scroll?

our min page width is 960 pixels (which is pretty standard across most sites - msnbc, espn, etc). So, if you browser window is LESS than that you will have to scroll horizontally. Anything bigger than that and you shouldn't see scrolling.

This address what you are referring to?

post an image of your browser with your fav porn site in it if I don't have it right.

martin wrote:

BlueSeats wrote:I gotta request, though I'm not sure I know how to properly express it. Is it possible to have margins scale to window size? IOW, so that if I shrink the width of my browser window the margins push in such that text isn't cut off at the sides, thus reducing the need to horizontally scroll?

our min page width is 960 pixels (which is pretty standard across most sites - msnbc, espn, etc). So, if you browser window is LESS than that you will have to scroll horizontally. Anything bigger than that and you shouldn't see scrolling.

This address what you are referring to?

check out this forum and scrunch your window in to see how it scales.

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/

A few do this and it's a real convenience, especially in limited screen-space situations like a laptop. And sometimes it faster to read narrow columns like a newspaper.

martin wrote:

BlueSeats wrote:

martin wrote:

BlueSeats wrote:I gotta request, though I'm not sure I know how to properly express it. Is it possible to have margins scale to window size? IOW, so that if I shrink the width of my browser window the margins push in such that text isn't cut off at the sides, thus reducing the need to horizontally scroll?

our min page width is 960 pixels (which is pretty standard across most sites - msnbc, espn, etc). So, if you browser window is LESS than that you will have to scroll horizontally. Anything bigger than that and you shouldn't see scrolling.

This address what you are referring to?

check out this forum and scrunch your window in to see how it scales.

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/

A few do this and it's a real convenience, especially in limited screen-space situations like a laptop. And sometimes it faster to read narrow columns like a newspaper.

ok, now i see. I would have to say that this may take a lot of dev work to make it happen. We'll keep it on the list though. Thanks.

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