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    Hello ! i'm new to web design , and now i have a problem with my web site : i have designed the site on 1024 x 768 .And the all pages look very good on that resolution.But when i open the page on higher resolution , the page and all the objects , text , images .. etc look smaller .Exploring the internet i see pages that reman unchanged , on all resolution. Can someone tell me how can i do this with my site. I have designed the site on dreamweaver Cs3 , all the page have a main table and other tables inside this. Thank you !

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      Hello ! i'm new to web design , and now i have a problem with my web site : i have designed the site on 1024 x 768 .And the all pages look very good on that resolution.But when i open the page on higher resolution , the page and all the objects , text , images .. etc look smaller .Exploring the internet i see pages that reman unchanged , on all resolution. Can someone tell me how can i do this with my site. I have designed the site on dreamweaver Cs3 , all the page have a main table and other tables inside this. Thank you !

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      Marc Firth
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      You can use percentages and "ems" to define widths of all elements. You can define a standard size in your css for   your "body" element - and then define all other sizes relative to that using "ems". <pre><html> <head> <style type="text/css"> body{ font-size: 18px; } table{ width: 80%; } table td{ font-size: 0.8em; } </style> </head> <body> Standard text <table> <tr> <td>My Text</td> </tr> </table> </body> </html></pre>

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        Hello ! i'm new to web design , and now i have a problem with my web site : i have designed the site on 1024 x 768 .And the all pages look very good on that resolution.But when i open the page on higher resolution , the page and all the objects , text , images .. etc look smaller .Exploring the internet i see pages that reman unchanged , on all resolution. Can someone tell me how can i do this with my site. I have designed the site on dreamweaver Cs3 , all the page have a main table and other tables inside this. Thank you !

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        Abhishek Sur
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        Always use Fixed width to all components of your html. Use fixed Width to the page always so that if resolution changes the pages look the same. :rose:

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          Hello ! i'm new to web design , and now i have a problem with my web site : i have designed the site on 1024 x 768 .And the all pages look very good on that resolution.But when i open the page on higher resolution , the page and all the objects , text , images .. etc look smaller .Exploring the internet i see pages that reman unchanged , on all resolution. Can someone tell me how can i do this with my site. I have designed the site on dreamweaver Cs3 , all the page have a main table and other tables inside this. Thank you !

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          David Skelly
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          When I typed "web page screen resolution" into google, it pulled up over 43 million search results. The first page of the list includes several links that answer your question in detail.

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