Gaétan Tauvette said:
Hello,
I would like to know how come there's a scrollbar at the bottom when you
view the page at a 800 * 600 resolution, all my table widths are set to
800.
http://pages.videotron.com/bigguy96/gt/menu.htm
Thanks!
When I set my monitor to 800x600, my viewport is 788x483 pixels. The page
gets displayed in the viewport, so a scrollbar appears.
Remember that, to the best of my knowledge, all browsers take up some of the
windows space for various decorations, such as the tool bars along the top,
some form of window border along the left, another along the right, likely
including a scrollbar and a status bar and sometimes a horizontal scroll
bar as well.
I have a graphic on my desktop, that contains four boxes, with screen
resolutions and maximized viewport sizes. When I want to test a page in a
specific size, I just resize the window to fit the outline of the screen I
want. Then I have a good idea of what it looks like. I use 800x600,
640x480 for monitors and 320x320 and 160x160 for handhelds.
Carolyn