Resizing Web Pages

[W5BLT]

Greetings All! I'm new to this forum and have been looking for a good source of information/help. This really looks like the spot I've been searching for.

I know this can be done, but, I'm not sure how. I know there is some script or something that can be added to Dreamweaver so that reguardless what resoulution that the viewer has, the page "resized" for their monitor.

How is this done?

Thanks,
Bob

 

[SHARKY99]

The easiest way is to use a table set to 100% height and 100% width.

Hope it'll help ;-) Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[bluranj]

100% height - invalid html4.0 tag - doesnot work with netscape Ranjan

http://www.dreamlettes.com

fragments of dream, weave them together

 

[SHARKY99]

Netscape??? What is it??? LOL Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[CTekMedia]

lol

Sad to say, but I am happy to see that Netscape is dying off. Peace

http://www.bluetone.biz

BT

 

[W5BLT]

I guess that I'm somewhat brain dead or something. But, I can find where to make the adjustment. Where in DW4 do I find the "table set"? Does this encompass the entire page? Bob

 

[CTekMedia]

Click directly on the table or, better, on the <table> tag at the bottom left part of the screen. If the properties pop up window isn't visible go to the Window drop down menu and select &quot;properties&quot;. You will see the table width and height settings there. Peace

http://www.bluetone.biz

BT

 

[W5BLT]

I think that I'm not being clear about what I want. Lemme try again.

I have a web page with NO TABLES and no frames. It does have a banner at the top, several paragraphs of information and some link buttons. The problem is this. Depending on the resolution settings of the viewer, the text is broken up. I'm pretty sure that there is some kind of code and/or program that I can use that regardless of the viewers monitor resolution, it will be able to be viewed properly.

I hope this explanation helpful. Bob

 

[Cheech]

Post a link to the page or the code from it and we will be able to give a clearer answer to how to solve your problem.

It might be as easy as Ctrl A>Ctrl X>Insert Table(1 column 1 Row Width=100%)>Ctrl V

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