web page in different screen resolution
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hi, i would like to know you that how to maintain a web page in different resolution? like in codeproject.com site when i open this one in different resolution its look good but my webpage is not look like your. i search on google site for last few years and i also post qution to your form but i didnt get any satisfied answer. some says me that use javascript but i how if any one can give me some idea for this? its a biggest problem for me. i want to improve my site in different resolutions. what you are or many other developer/designer what use that their resolution is good in different resolution. i am design my site and also code myself in asp.net using c#. i want a brief discussion on this topic. thanks. :-D please any one suggest me this issue?
I will do my best? Integrated Solutions, Bikaner (Raj.), India
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hi, i would like to know you that how to maintain a web page in different resolution? like in codeproject.com site when i open this one in different resolution its look good but my webpage is not look like your. i search on google site for last few years and i also post qution to your form but i didnt get any satisfied answer. some says me that use javascript but i how if any one can give me some idea for this? its a biggest problem for me. i want to improve my site in different resolutions. what you are or many other developer/designer what use that their resolution is good in different resolution. i am design my site and also code myself in asp.net using c#. i want a brief discussion on this topic. thanks. :-D please any one suggest me this issue?
I will do my best? Integrated Solutions, Bikaner (Raj.), India
The main reasons for web pages displaying correctly under different resolutions are two things: percentage widths and some client-side scripting (mainly JavaScript). Percentage widths for different elements allow them to be positioned so that they will always fit the screen, which is very useful for text, but less so for slightly more fixed-width elements like images. In this case, you can use some JavaScript to find the client width and height of the browser, and then position the elements and set the widths for them accordingly, possibly using overflow if it is necessary. This article might help. Regards, --Perspx
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