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some1famous
my index page on my website looks fine on my computer but when I pull it up
on another computer it is huge. Please help.
on another computer it is huge. Please help.
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Murray
Read this -
http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
Flexibility has to be designed into the page's layout from the start,
however.
http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
Flexibility has to be designed into the page's layout from the start,
however.
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Dwayne Conyers
some1famous said:my index page on my website looks fine on my computer but when I pull it
up
on another computer it is huge. Please help.
Use percentage for size instead of absolute pixel width/height.
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Andrew Murray
if you're talking about the "overhang" of the right side of the screen when
viewed at various resolutions eg if it was designed at 1024x768 it doesn't
look quite right at 800x600, the solution is to use tables to form the
layout, and define the table widths as percentages (of the screen's width),
that way it will "auto fit" (as you say) most screens.
viewed at various resolutions eg if it was designed at 1024x768 it doesn't
look quite right at 800x600, the solution is to use tables to form the
layout, and define the table widths as percentages (of the screen's width),
that way it will "auto fit" (as you say) most screens.