Rate my design outta 10 please :)

[essellar]

The gap is still there. The content size properties are good -- the nav and the content are always the same height now, so that part's great, but you're still using raw percentages for the margin-left of the #sidebar and #box elements, and on a wide screen (again, mine is 1920px wide) that means there's going to be a gap between the two unless the width is also set in percent.

Try the negative margin trick. It will work on all screen sizes.

[nitin800]

cool but there a is bog room for improvement..

[rajat.vaghani37]

cool but there a is bog room for improvement..

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The gap is still there. The content size properties are good -- the nav and the content are always the same height now, so that part's great, but you're still using raw percentages for the margin-left of the #sidebar and #box elements, and on a wide screen (again, mine is 1920px wide) that means there's going to be a gap between the two unless the width is also set in percent.

Try the negative margin trick. It will work on all screen sizes.

Thanks :D
I didnt understand the negative margin trick..lol.. sorry :P

[cristopher_caducoy96]

7/10 I think the balance and aesthetics is small ... just for I think. But if you intended it to be like that small due to small content. I was just imagining my self looking a site with fluid layout. By the way, it was cool. ajaxified content manipulation.