If you've always wondered what in the world is the difference between a FIXED template and a FLUID template.. you're about to find out... exactly!
Today..
I spent a couple hours of research, and came up with a 12-page explanation. Thought it was a bit too lengthy, and decided to cut it down.. After about a couple hours.. it all boiled down to just 2 lines!
Yup.. 2 lines and you'll know exactly what a fluid and a fixed template is.
So.. what are they?
Simple.. really!
Fluid template = Not Fixed
Fixed template = Not Fluid
Yup.. that is it.. folks
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for those who understand nothing but PHP.. it goes something along these lines...
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How about you? You learned anything new recently? :p
P.S: This is meant to be a fun post - if it is in the wrong section/forum, please delete it.. :D
Today..
I spent a couple hours of research, and came up with a 12-page explanation. Thought it was a bit too lengthy, and decided to cut it down.. After about a couple hours.. it all boiled down to just 2 lines!
Yup.. 2 lines and you'll know exactly what a fluid and a fixed template is.
So.. what are they?
Simple.. really!
Fluid template = Not Fixed
Fixed template = Not Fluid
Yup.. that is it.. folks
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for those who understand nothing but PHP.. it goes something along these lines...
PHP:
Fluid != Fixed
Fixed != FluidHow about you? You learned anything new recently? :p
P.S: This is meant to be a fun post - if it is in the wrong section/forum, please delete it.. :D
