is it posible to use % in CSS

Hi,

Is it possible to use for % for the width in CSS so the layer also adjust according to the window size.

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i mean in above code can i use %

yes, you can use %
it is also recommended that you use units like % or em compared to px.
makes your page more dynamic to both the window size and font-size.

Take a look at the W3C's CSS specifications at
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/synda...alue-def-number

Hope this helps!