I thought this was a pain, but it worked, so I extended it to handle both min and max:
[css]
#element {
width:expression(document.body.clientWidth < 800 ? "800px" : document.body.clientWidth < 1200 ? "1200px" : "auto");
}
[/css]

I figured I was all set, then I played with it in IE and wham, it froze. After more research and I found a post at cameronmoll.com indicating that using this method can introduce a race condition and infinite loop in IE. The solution, change your math slightly!? *sigh* So, here's the final working CSS that will be introduced in the next Lijit release that will give you a fluid layout between 800 and 1200 pixels:

[css]
#element {
min-width: 800px;
max-width: 1200px;
width:expression(document.body.clientWidth < 800 ? "800px" : document.body.clientWidth < 1200 ? "1200px" : "auto");
}
[/css]

I used to own cassettes, make them for my friends, and listen to them in my car. Today I discover that the fine people over at says-it.com have produced the Cassette Generator, another in their line of pages that make cool graphics to post on your blog, send to your friends, or whatever.

I found out about this by looking at my Lijit List, the first page I see at lijit.com. Someone in my trust network had reported on it, others had picked it up and when I logged in this morning there it was at the top of the list. Because I trust these people and they trust others I get a filter on web content that I trust. If you like what I like, you to can trust me just click on this Trust Me" button on the sidebar, or for one post only, the cassette tape below.

(When will our children be doing this with CDs?)