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    NewToAspDotNet
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    Hi All, I m very new in ASP.NET and i m making my first website. For the header of the site i want to use photoshop cs. My question is, what size schould i use for the header to avoid resolution issues? and how can i import the header inside visual studio 2005? Thanx.

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      Hi All, I m very new in ASP.NET and i m making my first website. For the header of the site i want to use photoshop cs. My question is, what size schould i use for the header to avoid resolution issues? and how can i import the header inside visual studio 2005? Thanx.

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      NewToAspDotNet wrote:

      My question is, what size schould i use for the header to avoid resolution issues?

      Depends on what you want or is in the project requirements.

      NewToAspDotNet wrote:

      how can i import the header inside visual studio 2005?

      You should probably really go and get a book or two on ASP.NET.

      "The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

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        Hi All, I m very new in ASP.NET and i m making my first website. For the header of the site i want to use photoshop cs. My question is, what size schould i use for the header to avoid resolution issues? and how can i import the header inside visual studio 2005? Thanx.

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        A good suggestion is to pick up a primer book on ASP.Net, probably one the targets the framework your going to use (2.0++). However, this is not really an ASP.Net specific question, more along the lines of html/css. Depending on how your site design will be, will dictate how large (wide) your graphic can be. If you're making your site scale to N% screen resolution, you could *safely make your graphic 800px wide and fit into 98% of screen resolutions for modern, non-palm type devices. A smaller graphic, that bleeds into a background color or gradient is a safer way to go in any event. using % instead of pixels is much more flexible. To answer the latter part of your question, this depends on how your going to model your site, but still goes back to css/html. An example of the css might look like this: #HeadLogo { background: #ffffff url(images/logo.jpg) left top no-repeat; width:100%; height:125px; } In the html, you would have a div /layer block that would inherit the css element you defined with the # < div id='HeaderLogo' > < /div > Assuming your graphic is 200x125 it will show up in the left top corner of the div, filling it to the bottom and the rest of the space would be white. Hope this helps get you going!

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        • N NewToAspDotNet

          Hi All, I m very new in ASP.NET and i m making my first website. For the header of the site i want to use photoshop cs. My question is, what size schould i use for the header to avoid resolution issues? and how can i import the header inside visual studio 2005? Thanx.

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          I am new in asp.net.Just other say,you must study html when you start your asp.net2.0.Now i am studing asp.net2.0 with vistual studio 2005.When you will have studied all html and some javascript language,i want you can study asp.net. ok,i am from China.I hope we can get progress together! My english is not well,if i don't say clear,Ple excuse me. :)

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