Modify asp page according to Monitor resolution.

  • Thread starter Sivaswami Jeganathan
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Sivaswami Jeganathan

Hi

I created an asp page
it looks different when looked from an 1024x768
than
it looked on 800x600 resolution. how to control
this
any idea ???
 
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Bob Barrows [MVP]

Sivaswami said:
Hi

I created an asp page
it looks different when looked from an 1024x768
than
it looked on 800x600 resolution. how to control
this
any idea ???
This is not really an ASP problem, more of an html/css problem, .
Learn to write html/css that displays correctly regardless of the
resolution, then modify your asp code to generate the proper html.

Google should find you some relevant resources. For example:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...GGLD:2005-37,GGLD:en&q=html+screen+resolution

HTML/CSS questions will get better response in one of the newsgroups devoted
to those topics (http://groups.google.com/groups/dir?sel=33584039).

Bob Barrows
 
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Mike Brind

Sivaswami said:
Hi

I created an asp page
it looks different when looked from an 1024x768
than
it looked on 800x600 resolution. how to control
this
any idea ???

Through proper use of HTML and CSS authoring. You should ask this
question in an HTML (comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html) or CSS
(comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets) authoring group.

Incidentally, just because someone has a monitor of 1024x768
resolution, that doesn't mean they will have a browser window open at
that size....
 
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Naresh

it's not an ASP problem at all.

there is one simple way to get rid of any HTML page
or for ur case go to <BODY> tag.
then....
replace <BODY> by ...

<BODY TOPMARGIN="0" leftmargin="0">
ok..
another thing..

dont make use of assigning td, tr, <div> tags in pixels
insted make use of %age

Naresh
 

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