[WEB4LIB] Divs not scaling up correctly in Opera

[Justin Rounds]

Have you tried using em values to set the width of your divs?
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John Fitzgibbon wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have created a navigation bar by creating two divs. One div is
> absolutely positioned zero pixels from the top, zero pixels from the
> left and 75 per cent from the right. The rest of the document is
> contained in a div that is absolutely positioned zero pixels from the
> top, 25 per cent from the left and zero pixels from the right.
> 
> In Opera 7.54, it is possible to zoom the web page by up to one thousand
> per cent or ten times its original size. This causes the text in my web
> page to spill out beyond its containing div. Is there any means of
> getting each div and the entire web page to expand sufficiently to
> contain its contents when the web page is being zoomed in this way? A
> scroll bar would have to appear at the bottom of the web page but this
> would not be a problem. I have experimented with the width and min-width
> attributes of both divs but to no avail.
> 
> Any suggestions would be most welcome?
> 
> Regards
> John
> 
> John Fitzgibbon
> 
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Justin Rounds
Graphic Design and Digital Media Specialist
Digital Library Development Center
University of Chicago
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