I am having problems when viewing my website in different
displays. It looks perfectly fine in 1024 x 768. When I
view it in 700 x 600 I need to scroll right and left to
view the whole page. Also when I view it in 700 x 600
text and pictures that were perfectly aligned in 1024 x
768 are not aligned at all. Is there some type of auto
adjustment? Thanks in advance for your help.

Multiple displays by anonymous

anonymous
Mon Feb 02 15:57:12 CST 2004

Hello,

> displays. It looks perfectly fine in 1024 x 768. When I=20
> view it in 700 x 600 I need to scroll right and left to=20
> view the whole page. Also when I view it in 700 x 600=20
> text and pictures that were perfectly aligned in 1024 x=20
> 768 are not aligned at all. Is there some type of auto=20
> adjustment? Thanks in advance for your help.
No. The content of your site fits into the browser it is=20
viewed from - and to its width and height of course. You=20
can't change another's settings.
You can write your pages for a lower pixel number (I don't=20
mean 1024x768, but 800x600 or similar). There will be some=20
unused space left, but the page style stays.

K=F6ck Matthias

Re: Multiple displays by Mike

Mike
Mon Feb 02 16:57:26 CST 2004

No auto adjustment per se, but design your page using tables- set the cells
to percentages and align there. The tables and cells will adjust
accordingly to screen resolution. Place your images into the cells and work
from there


"J Madron" <jmadron@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am having problems when viewing my website in different
> displays. It looks perfectly fine in 1024 x 768. When I
> view it in 700 x 600 I need to scroll right and left to
> view the whole page. Also when I view it in 700 x 600
> text and pictures that were perfectly aligned in 1024 x
> 768 are not aligned at all. Is there some type of auto
> adjustment? Thanks in advance for your help.