Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Resizing automatically a website to fit the screen resolution anybody know how?

My site is bigger on 768x1280. I designed my site on my screen which is 1600x1200. I'd like to know if there is any HTML that I can add to yahoo sitebuilder that it changes the website resolution for different visitors with different screen sizes. Your comment will highly appreciated my website is www.registryreviewgroup.net

Thank you

Nima NiaziResizing automatically a website to fit the screen resolution anybody know how?
Big mistake! You WILL have to re-write the lot!

There are no facility, in any browser, to resize a site that is too big or too small...

The ';liquid layout'; means that it has to be written that way, from the very first line of code, and that, also, means to write a site by hand, and not with any WYSIWYG.

You can view and download an example at http://www.web2coders.com, ';table v div challenge'; (bottom of the page). It is a tabulated layout that adapts to ANY screen width. The challenge is for coders to re-write it using %26lt;div%26gt;'s ONLY (which no-one, after 21 weeks and 97 trials by so-called ';programmers';, has ever managed to do!!!)Resizing automatically a website to fit the screen resolution anybody know how?
The way people have made their screens re-size is to use percentages in the sizes. So instead of spcifying that an element is so many pixels wide, it is defined as occupying a percentage of the available space. This can give some bad results at times, but thats the sacrifice that you have to make for full flexibility.

In the future, it would be better to design it with lower resolutions in mind - even if you still want to have fixed sizes.

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