CSS validation issue

How do I change this to fluid (or %) and get it to validate.
When I changed it to % (instead of pixels) it gets a warning (HTML Tidy)
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(it presently has 51 warnings which I have cleaned up on the page on my hard drive - now I am trying for a fluid layout)
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Thank You
falcon


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I corrected the 51 warnings.
Still trying to make it fluid.
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Thank You
falcon

 

hi falcon,

How are you getting on with this problem?

I'm interested in fluid layouts but gave up on them so didn't think I was able to help when you posted.

However I came across this Liquid, Fluid and Elastic Layout Templates, Tools and Frameworks which is all about tools for fluid layouts and I thought it might be of interest...

Geoff

 

I will check it out. Thank You
The fluid or using % instead of pixels sometimes are a problem (for different screen resolutions, or sizes and different browsers). Also sometimes validation issues. I want my website to look the same in different screen sizes. Also I need a script to change the text size for different screen sizes. Making such fluid layouts can be a real challenge.
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Thank you again
falcon