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In the screenshot below, you can see the header is narrower than the rest of the page, and the banner and the map are full width. So there are three distinct widths to the content.
At the very least, the header should match the fixed max width of the content.
The full-width map can be excused as making full use of the space I suppose. Why not do the same with the pictures and use the full width?
Anyway, it's probably best to have a max width and stick to it. It will make the html/css simpler too.
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What I meant: content width should be consistent across all pages!
In other words, there should be a template skeleton page from which all pages are rendered by filling in the "container" for the content. Things this template skeleton page should include:
header
footer content container (full width, fixed width, whatever you like, but pick one)
a sidebar of some sort, if desired
In the screenshot below, you can see the header is narrower than the rest of the page, and the banner and the map are full width. So there are three distinct widths to the content.
At the very least, the header should match the fixed max width of the content.
The full-width map can be excused as making full use of the space I suppose. Why not do the same with the pictures and use the full width?
Anyway, it's probably best to have a max width and stick to it. It will make the html/css simpler too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: