A very common layout you find on the Web is a 2-column centered layout that flexes to match the current window width. This layout validates as XHTML 1.0 Strict, uses h1 and h2 tags for headlines and the main content area comes first on the page.
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Windows
- Firefox and Mozilla 1, 2, and 3
- Internet Explorer 6 and 7
- Opera 8.5 and 9
- Safari 3
Macintosh
- Firefox and Mozilla 1, 2, and 3
- Netscape 7
- Opera 9
- Safari 1, 2 and 3
- Container element is 80% of the browser window width.
- The container element will flex from 300px to 1000px so that it doesn't get too narrow or too wide to read.
- Columns are labeled as wide and narrow, to accomodate whatever content is placed in them
- Narrow column is 20% of the remaining space.
- Wide column is 75% of the remaining space.
- Columns can be switched to opposite sides by changing the floats in the CSS.
- Colored borders around each column are there to provide information, and don't need to be left in the final design.
- <h1> and <h2> headlines can be converted to <div> if more content is required, such as a logo.
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