- From: w3c <w3c@maisqi.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 10:24:11 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hello to all. The draft at this point includes the "vw" and "vh" units, that are relative to the browser's viewport. They sure are useful, but I think that there's a need for units that are relative to the user's screen size. Let's say I have a big picture to show on a browser. I know that users with a big-screen (1600x900, 1920x1080, etc) will be able to see it without a problem, but all others will have to scroll or see only a portion of it. If I could set a max-size relative to device width, let's say 95dw, browsers on smaller screen would show the image at the biggest size possible. Of course, users would have to maximize the browser, but I see no problem there. This case could not be handled by the "vw" unit because that would resize the image whenever the user tweaked the window size. I don't see the point on that. max-width:100% would not solve the problem easily, either, because that would force me to set all the image's parents to full (browser's window) width, what sometimes isn't possible. I think this could be a good addition to the standard and I'm ready to advocate it. So, was I able to explain my point? Can I make it clearer? Best regards, Filipe Martins
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