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• Graphic Design
• Technology & Computing
• Environment

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Keywords {🔍}

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Topics {✒️}

org/talks/2005/0513-css-www2005/ high-level layout module media queries principles automatically selected based negative margins device-independence & semantics called “absolute positioning” replacing large amounts increasingly narrow viewports css working group media queries high-level role smarter tabbed view automatic alignment depends assuming browsers fix column grows faster high-level requirements designing visual structures document easily readable grid layout benefits blocking pop-ups express sizes relative screen sizes multiple make elements overlap wide desktop screen multiple smaller pages source order positioning columns resize proportionally easy design benefits [role=menu] { position device-independent browser device-independence absolute positioning position elements relative user preferences style sheets partly overlap task force grids based paged media absolutely positioned elements replace margins html tables behave �good practice” conventions previous grid slot called diselect �role” attribute device characteristics space align elements columns select size

Questions {❓}

• In other words, does the grid draw any borders or backgrounds on the screen of its own, or are only the elements in the grid drawing anything?
• Non-linear dependency of column width on viewport?
• Reliably implemented end 2005?
• Size can depend on content?
• So how do grids work with layouts that aren't rectangular?
• “What browser?

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• Semantic UI

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