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							Oh - yeah - didn't stop and think - seeing as the layout doesn't alter 
on text resizing - I would just go with the 'stick it in as body bkgd' idea.

bish bash bosh.

Juan


Chris Kaminski wrote:

>> Can't you just make the nav div auto width and put a left 
>> margin on it?
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> Wouldn't auto-center then, I'm afraid.
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> Does the line need to extend all the way across the screen? If so, that's
> easy (if ugly): put the line on a wrapper DIV which has width: auto and then
> have the nav inside another container (probably a UL and use LIs for the
> buttons) which has the correct width & is centred.
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> If the line needs to go only to the right edge, but stop at the edge of the
> nav on the left, that's a bit trickier. The solution is to use a wrapper DIV
> again, this time with a massively wide (3000px or so) 1px tall background
> image, half of which is white and half of which is the border colour. Set
> the background position to bottom center, then set up the nav as it is now
> (with the 1px bottom border). The bottom border should sit over top of the
> background, which will run clear to the right edge of the viewport. On the
> left, though, the background will be white so the line will stop where the
> bottom border on the nav does.
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> ck
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