[Clipart] New Planet Design

Schrijver eric at authoritism.net
Thu Apr 23 13:27:48 PDT 2009


Hi Michael,

I see what you mean.
It would be hard to accomplish this gallery view
without at least one column having a fixed width.
That could also be in ems, though, but that is not very usual as of  
yet, I guess…

But a gallery view would be sure great

I could help with the code.
I’m a visual artist, but I know web technologies.

Is there a version control system for this or you just collaborate on  
this casually?
If so, just drop me a mail

Eric


Op 23 apr 2009, om 22:09 heeft Michael Krnac het volgende geschreven:

> Hi Eric,
>
> you always have white space or you need a lot code!
> For Example this Page:
> http://summerstyle.net/openclipart.org/?ccm=/tags/animal
>
> When we move from fixed to flow what happens? All Animals are in one  
> line!
> So its ugly too. We have to get the resolution of the window and  
> than load new images to fill the empty space.
> Amazon for example do this when you have a large window they show  
> you 5 products and with a small only 2 or 3.
> But thats a lot JS Code and work.
> And Thats why popular gallerys use fixed width like:
> http://www.sxc.hu/category/100
>
> Because on that way you know how it looks like for all users.
>
> maybe when we are done with all work we can think about a flow page  
> but not at the moment!
> Because mockups are good but whats when you have ten mockups and no  
> one can transfer it to code?
>
> And thats why we try to push the OCAL forward and bring a  
> galleryview with thumbs.
> Based on andys Mockup from 2006!
>
> But lets ask me a question...
> You can create mockups? You have graphic skills?
> Maybe you want to help us to push this "fixed" :) OCAL forward?
>
> Michael
>
>
>
>
> You see this fixed-width colom being in the middle all the time,
> but I think that is really an awful practice,
> not only do big screens get lots of empty space,
> small screens can’t fit the layout, because it is fixed to a certain
> amount of pixels
> Now if the CSS was done was in relative units like em not in absolute
> units like px, that would already help, so you could change the size
> yourself if you’d want to.
>
> But couldn’t it just be flush (aligned to the) left?
> The design looks as it could cope.
> I could make a mockup if you’re interested?
> I really like how they did it, for example at http://openlibrary.org
>
>
> Eric
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