johnfdutcher
Programmer
I have a website ( built with HTML, DHTML, Python. When I view a particular page with my desktop at work (Dell, Win 2000 XP) with 800 x 600 resolution or with my personal laptop (Compaq, Win 2000 Pro)
with the same resolution, the 'spacing' of a particular table (<td>) line of output is similar.
When I access the same page using my home desktop, also set at 800 x 600 resolution (Win 98, also runnning I.E.), the line is 'squeezed' and 'narrower' in relation to other lines in the table.
The line contains several 'spacer' images...(1-pixel file
modified with parameter value to achieve a certain 'width', to evenly space input boxes in the line). Is there some reason why this spacing approach should appear differently on the one computer...even with equal resolution ???
with the same resolution, the 'spacing' of a particular table (<td>) line of output is similar.
When I access the same page using my home desktop, also set at 800 x 600 resolution (Win 98, also runnning I.E.), the line is 'squeezed' and 'narrower' in relation to other lines in the table.
The line contains several 'spacer' images...(1-pixel file
modified with parameter value to achieve a certain 'width', to evenly space input boxes in the line). Is there some reason why this spacing approach should appear differently on the one computer...even with equal resolution ???