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What do you call and how do I create a webpage that self adjusts to match the screen size of the computer viewing it? I am using Dreamweaver 8. Thanks Matt |
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA & Montreal Canada
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By their own nature all basic HTML pages will adjust to the size of the display area. Once you apply style sheets or tables to format text you can either specify a fixed width in pixels or a percentage of the screen width. I think the terms you are looking for are "floating" or "fixed" width. Bill |
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I'd suggest to go with a fixed width. It's much cleaner and allow you to control the design in a neat way |
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| WebStranica Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Novi Sad, Serbia
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| mljohn, You can use liquid layout design. Css Code: #window {
width: 100%;
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here is a site I frequent often, this particular page addresses your issue, PLUS gives you a free template to work from The Perfect Fluid Width Layout | CSS-Tricks hope it helps! Linda |
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It's called a floating design. I think this is a design of the future. Google SE is a floating design, for example. Sometimes it's hard to control the exact structure of your web content with this design, so you can use hybrid design instead, meaning some elemets will be fixed while other float. I find this the best way to design a webpage.
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As already advised you need to put your main div's width in % i.e. if it is a div name id Wrapper... in Css it should have #Wrapper{ width:99% } I just wanted to mention one more thing, to save the design from collapsing in a low resulotion small screens... please set min-width in a fixed value, for instance in our example it becomes... #Wrapper{ width:99% min-width:575px } Best Regards, Mohsin Rasool http://www.MohsinRasool.com | |
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