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  1. 10-25-2007 04:29 PM #1
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    help! resolution fix.

    Hi .
    I am running a website. I have a little problem n that. When i open the website on my computer the resultion meaning the width and the height of the page is perfectly fine . but when sum1 else opens it on their computer the resolution is not proper. Can any1 help me fix this problem . I think there a code as to fix the resolution per the user's computer settings. So i would really appreciate sum1's help
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    Re: help! resolution fix.

    You could post the link to your site please. I will take a look at it for you.
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    Re: help! resolution fix.

    What resolution are you using?
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    Re: help! resolution fix.

    Make your website a liquid website. Meaning no matter the resolution is, it will auto adjust to fit the visitors screen resolution.

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    Re: help! resolution fix.

    Quote Originally Posted by Chris73 View Post
    Make your website a liquid website. Meaning no matter the resolution is, it will auto adjust to fit the visitors screen resolution.
    Exactly. You can't change the resolution of ppl's PC when they visit your site. You'll have to adapt your site to the resolution your visitors have.

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    Re: help! resolution fix.

    I didn't know about it, how do you go about doing a liquid website???
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