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  • Rupali

    resizable window

    Hello there,

    I am looking for the script to resize my website pages according to
    user's screen size. The size of the table in the template is 1008 *
    576 pixels and users with small screen are not able to see the whole
    page, they have to scroll horizontally. Is there anything possible
    without modifying my current template?

    Thanks in advance.
    manurup
  • Andrew Thompson

    #2
    Re: resizable window

    On 22 May 2004 22:08:39 -0700, Rupali wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > I am looking for the script to resize my website pages according to
    > user's screen size.[/color]

    Mine is 800x600.
    [color=blue]
    >.. The size of the table in the template is 1008 *[/color]

    I will still get a scroll bar even if you steal
    my entire screen area. But if you even attempted
    that, I'd be hitting the back button anyway.

    Please redesign your broken site before you
    go messing with my (or your users') browsers.

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    Andrew Thompson
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    • kaeli

      #3
      Re: resizable window

      In article <e85d7329.04052 22108.570d05a6@ posting.google. com>,
      manurup@hotmail .com enlightened us with...[color=blue]
      > Hello there,
      >
      > I am looking for the script to resize my website pages according to
      > user's screen size. The size of the table in the template is 1008 *
      > 576 pixels and users with small screen are not able to see the whole
      > page, they have to scroll horizontally. Is there anything possible
      > without modifying my current template?[/color]

      No. Redesign for ALL screen sizes. It's easy if you use percents instead
      of pixels. Don't forget to use relative font sizes, too!

      Redesigning it now will save a lot of headaches and complaints in the
      future. Also it gives the added bonus of working in browsers without
      script (Lynx, PDAs, etc) and special browsers for the visually impaired.
      If you have a business site, there is a growing desire to have those
      sites handicapped accessible. There may even be a law - I think it's a
      regional thing.

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      ~kaeli~
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