Webpage not displaying correctly on every browser !!

[sandyyyy35]

Hi there,

I am just asking what do i do to make my pages open correctly on every size screen of monitor.
As i open my html pages the content get displace and get fuzzy.
please provide me a solution as soon as possible.

[Nepomuk]

Hi Sandyyy35 and welcome to bytes.com!

Without more details it will be difficult to know what exactly is going wrong; here however are some general tips:

• When you use sizes, relative ones are better than absolute ones in most cases (e.g. 50% rather than 400px).
• For design purposes, use CSS in favour of HTML tags like <font>.
• Please don't use tables as design elements. Frames are slightly better, but you can achieve everything you'd use them for with CSS.
• Test your page with a variety of different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, a few versions of IE and Opera should be the minimum) and screen resolutions (the more the better). Maybe even test on mobile devices.

OK, as someone with only very little experience in webpage design, that's all I can think of; others may have tips to add.

[sandyyyy35]

Webpage not displaying correctly on every browser !!

Thanx for responding.
Here i have attached a page , this page as i am opening in 1360*768 monitor it is looking well. but as i am opening it in 1024*768, this shows as this is.

Any solution for changing width or size.

what should i use % or px in width & height.
what should i use px or em in font size.

[Nepomuk]

In width and height you should use percentages. In font size, I'd go for either em or ex (as defined here).

[sandyyyy35]

thanx again,

One more last thing i have to ask, what position is best for place div in page. ABSOLUTE OR RELATIVE.

[Nepomuk]

In all cases I can think of right now, relative. However, there might be some exceptions to this - especially since <div> can be used for so many different things...

[sandyyyy35]

Thanx Nepomuk for helping me out.

May be i will trouble u more in future for the same.

[Nepomuk]

Sure, you're welcome at bytes.com at any time. :-)

[sandyyyy35]

Will you help me in PHP ?

[Nepomuk]

I don't know PHP myself but I'm sure if you post your question in the PHP Forum the people there will be happy to help you.

Also, at bytes.com we like to have a separate thread for every question, thus making it easier for viewers to guess as to what will be in the thread from what the title is. Follow up questions that aren't directly related should therefore be posted in new threads. So, another reason to use the PHP Forum. ;-)