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HTML question: Percentage-sized elements with minimum pixel dimensions

I have a page with elements that I want to be dynamically resizeable with the browser window, but I don't want certain elements squishing shorter than certain dimensions. Without Javascript, is there a good way to do this?

Edit: Argh! Stupid question. I should've remembered that sooner. :P

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min-width and min-height might accomplish this, but I don't believe IE6 supports them.

Ben Hughes  2009-06-24 03:53:50
That could work. I don't really care about IE 6 users. :P
Daddy Warbox  2009-06-24 03:55:24

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