- From: <blackheath1381@juno.com>
- Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 18:42:55 -0500
- To: www-svg@w3.org
- Cc: dsr@w3.org
I ran across a page on SVG while looking for a way to set the space for a graphic by percent, rather than by pixels. I think SVG is a little advanced for me. I am still working from Dave Raggett's Intro to HTML, Advanced HTML, and A Touch of Style (very helpful). But I have noticed that if I try to put two graphics aligned to the left and right of a headline, it may look fine on one browser, but another browser may have fewer horizontal pixels, and the headline may be squeezed, or may even flow BEHIND the right hand graphic. So, I wondered if there is language developed which would allow me to set a left-aligned graphic image to be 15% of the page in width, a right-aligned graphic to be 15% of the page in width, the vertical dimension to be proportional, and leave 70% of the page width, centered between them, for the headline? Thank you for your consideration. Charlie Rosenberg Milwaukee, Wisconsin www.blackheath1381.com
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