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Disabling browser view Menu

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    Sumit Domyan
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    I have build a web application.Actually the problem that I am facing is that since the controls are placed absolutely on the web pages so when the user goes to the view menu on the browser and changes the text size to largest then all the labels and other things become disorganized and the page looks pretty ugly . If I can disable that option on the view menu then the problem will be solved. Sumit Domyan Software Developer ANALEC INFOTECH

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      I have build a web application.Actually the problem that I am facing is that since the controls are placed absolutely on the web pages so when the user goes to the view menu on the browser and changes the text size to largest then all the labels and other things become disorganized and the page looks pretty ugly . If I can disable that option on the view menu then the problem will be solved. Sumit Domyan Software Developer ANALEC INFOTECH

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      Rocky Moore
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      No, you cannot disable their View. You would have to be able to do this for every browser. The easier method is to simply use pixel sizing on the fonts you use. If you use a style of "font-size:12px", in IE it will always be 12px regardless of their settings. If you use "font-size:1.5em", it will adjust depending on their browser setting. Rocky <>< www.HintsAndTips.com - Includes Developer Tips www.MyQuickPoll.com - Now with Recent Poll List

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        I have build a web application.Actually the problem that I am facing is that since the controls are placed absolutely on the web pages so when the user goes to the view menu on the browser and changes the text size to largest then all the labels and other things become disorganized and the page looks pretty ugly . If I can disable that option on the view menu then the problem will be solved. Sumit Domyan Software Developer ANALEC INFOTECH

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        shambho
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        I think u should try css. anand

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