Perhaps my understanding of the terms is not text-book. I consider a responsive design as one that uses media queries, and a fluid (or flexible) design as one that uses percentages for height and width instead of px. I was talking about the later.
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> Don't you mean responsive design? Fluid design is a different animal. :)
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> I have been playing around with fluid web designs lately. I believe I almost have it down, but the one thing I can not figure out is how to get text to resize with a shift in window size. Can't seem to find a good tutorial on this; all I keep coming across is media queries, which I am trying to avoid, as as I almost positive there has to be a way to accomplish test re-sizing without queries. Thanks in advance.
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