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What are the reasons for using layers?
Other than spamming what are the principal reasons to have layers in a page?
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Honestly, layers were great back in "the day". They allow a person to place material anywhere on a page based on the X and Y axis.
Where it becomes relatively useless is when the screen resolution of the target audience is different then what you have written for. Misaligned text/images/flash, etc will apear in different locations depending on screen resolution, and/or browsers. A fix has been created using stylsheets with the absolute/relative positions. As for a description on layers, think of a smoothe pond of water as the web page. Now place a little paper boat on the waters surface, anywhere you like as a layer. Hope this adds some insight. Cheers |
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Layers have many dhtml uses. They can provide animation, replace framesets by using z index, they can provide text readers for the blind with descriptions, they help with positioning a graphic exactly in tables where the img tag wont look correct (margin widths).
Css layers have really quite a wide variety of uses. Many I'm sure I havent come across. Google is not going to penalise pages with css layers if that is what you are getting at. There are simply too many legitimate reasons for them. Last edited by Webby : August 5th, 2003 at 12:21 PM. |
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