There are three different types of layouts for websites: Fixed Width, Fluid Width, and Elastic Width. In this screencast we look at all these three varieties of sites out on the web as well as some hybrid sites and other techniques for making use of wider browser windows. True “fixed width” sites will be a thing of the past when the modern browsers of today take hold in greater numbers. Opera 9, Firefox 3, and IE 8 all have “zoom” abilities, which make fixed width sites behave like elastic width sites. At the end of the screencast I show a very simple example of you you can get started with all three types. [url=http://css-tricks.com/video-screencasts/10-fixed-width-fluid-width-elastic-width/]See original article[/url]

It’s becoming more and more common for web sites and applications to provide different layouts dependent upon the user’s window size, or resolution. This can be accomplished in a variety of ways, ranging from CSS to JavaScript solutions. In this video quick tip, we’ll learn how laughably simple it is to do this with a touch of jQuery, and the resize() method. [url=http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/design-tutorials/quick-tip-different-layouts-for-different-widths/]See original article[/url]

Tutoriel en français expliquant simplement l'architecture html et css d'un bloc dans un thème. Avec une brève démonstration du "box model css" - http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/box.html