Notice the background on the footer (grass and green) and how it extends to the horizontal area of the browser window just as the blue gradient background above.
But note the inline behavior as you increase text size (the footer is moved down to accommodate the larger text).
Can something like this be accomplished with Freeway, and if so, how.
The trick is that you have to set your page to Align: None. Once you
do that, any element that you define as being 100% wide will span the
window regardless of the window’s size.
To center the other parts of the page, you have to create a container
for them. Draw an HTML box and set its width to 100%. Then double-
click inside that box and use Insert / HTML Item to add an inline box.
Set its width to whatever your desired page width is, and set its
Margin to Auto. That box will now be centered on the page, and
anything you add to it or draw as a child of it will be centered in
the browser window while the rest of the page flexes to fill the window.
Walter
On Jul 27, 2010, at 12:59 PM, Solutions Etcetera wrote:
I actually tried an inline layout but still haven’t stumbled on the
secret recipe for enclosed divs to span the browser window.
Thought it could be a nice idea, to fill a bit more of content in - just to show the pros of such a construction. Please remind, that the file is not available yet, but here http://www.kimmich-dm.de/extras/boxmodel2/index.html you can see the actual point of work. If anybody is interest in downloading the file, please let me know.
