Re: different screen resolutions

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From: Crash Gordon® (NOVIAGRAPLEASEwebmaster_at_siriussystems.com)
Date: 04/22/04 

Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 13:11:50 -0700

deja vu all over again. didn't we post an answer to this exact msg not too long ago?

"chris leeds" <chris@nedp.net> wrote in message news:eZOSs5JKEHA.2380@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
| sure,
| it's no big deal really you just use tables set to a % rather than a fixed
| pixel measurement.
|
| that said, making it really nice requires a lot of learning on how to deal
| with sizing of elements within the table and usually culminates in "nested
| tables"; tables within tables.
|
| you could also go with .css (cascading style sheets) for lay-out but you'd
| probably be better served by learning the table method first.
|
| HTH
|
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|
| "jrmaul" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
| news:35DE11E9-91B5-41F2-814C-4B90CBC743E3@microsoft.com...
| > As I build my website, I would like the pages to automatically consider
| the resolution of the target system and reconfigure the page as needed. For
| example, in a typical frame or table based page, if you set the page size to
| 1024x768 and then display in a larger resolution target, you get white space
| on the right of the page. It does not automatically recenter/resize.
| >
| > For example, ssee www.msn.com -- note all of the blue space on the right;
| everything is left of center. If you view www.cnet.com, it is built so that
| when IE is resized or you have a different target screen resolution, the
| page still looks nicely centered. Can FrontPage accomodate this? I have
| searched high and low and need some direction.
| >
| > Thanks for your help.
| >
| > jrmaul
|
|

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