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In lugnet.admin.general, Anders Isaksson wrote:
> Mike Thorn wrote:
> >
> > We all probably confirm this ourselves. When we visit a new website,
> > typically the first place we look is the left side or the masthead.
> > The natural left-to-right motion takes our eye then to the right side
> > of the page, then farther down.
>
> You do realise there's nothing *natural* about that? Not even half the
> worlds population read text in the direction we happen to be using.
>
> Also, with the way most advertisements show up on pages, many people tend to
> ignore both the left and right margins.
As most webpages have the navigation/menu on the left hand side, there's where I
expect to find it if I need it.
Having it turn on and off causes the main text to move around on the page,
unless a blank space is reserved (which, in itself, is a bad thing).
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Best regards,
/Tobbe
<http://www.lotek.nu>
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