Liquid CSS Layouts - Design Alternative to Table Based Websites
Step 10 - Final testing of liquid CSS design
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Liquid CSS layouts tutorial structure
- Introduction How to transform fixed table layouts to liquid CSS based layouts
- 1. Analysing the site's original layout
- 2. Identifying key areas
- 3. Analysing the source code of the original and final layout
- 4. Let's create the CSS layout
- 5. Let's reinclude some of the initial elements
- 6. Let's apply liquid design
- 7. Making the existing boxes expand
- 8. Creating an additional box for liquidity purposes
- 9. Left and right margins and other browsers
- 10. Final testing of liquid CSS design
- 11. Cross browser testing of CSS layout
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