Question:
Making Webpage readable with all screen resolutions.?
jen2swt02
2006-03-07 05:54:27 UTC
What is the best way to design a site that it will be readable in all screen resolutions. I have a 1024x768 resolution and a few others have 640x480 and some of the content is cut off and can not scroll over. I'm having a brain fart and normally know these things.
Four answers:
anonymous
2006-03-07 10:11:39 UTC
Assuming you don't have something obvious like an image file that is wider than 640 pixels, you might check to make sure you don't inadvertently have a fixed width defined for something, like the or
elements.



width="100%" will scale down.



width="100" or width="100px" will not.
anonymous
2006-03-08 17:24:22 UTC
there is now way to get it right in all resolutions unless you make a different style sheet for each one. then use a javascript to load in the one for the resolution your visitor is using. this is not something a newbie should try. very difficult to do. also even if you get it to look good in one browser in all resolutions you still have 150 morebrowses to think about. then you got cheap monitors and good ones. no matter what you do the odds are against you.



every browser displays diferently and even all the diffrent versions of a single browser displays diffrently. :( it's enough to make you pull your hair out of your head. :))
nikos20002
2006-03-07 05:58:00 UTC
u have to use CSS and the text automaticaly change into the resolution of any pc
sree
2006-03-07 05:55:50 UTC
640 x 480 is best way .


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