There are a number of css layout patterns you can use when developing a website. Your design could be of fixed-width or it could be fluid or elastic. It might even be a hybrid layout or be responsive to different devices.
What are the pros and cons of some of the common css layouts available to us? Are some layouts preferred over others?
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Last time we began talking about some different css layout patterns. We looked at fixed-width, fluid/liquid, elastic, and hybrid designs. Today we’ll look at the 2 layouts we didn’t include last time, responsive, and fluid/elastic grids.
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One of the more common css layout patterns you’ll come across is the fixed width 2 column layout. It’s relatively easy to code and understand, though it sometimes trips up developers new to css layouts.
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Last week I shared the code I use to start a 2 column fixed width layout. Today I want to expand that code and share how I’d build a 3 column layout that’s also of fixed width and centered on the page.
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Over the last couple of weeks I’ve offered some boilerplate code and construction details for 2 column and 3 column fixed width layouts. Let’s continue today with fluid or liquid layouts.
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