G
Greg Cyrus
Hi,
I want to center a webform to fit any screen-resolution or Browser-Width.
Webform.Width=800px. How can I center the Webform to fit any size?
Greg.
(Thanx in advance)
What I have tried before:
I optimized the output for a 800x600 resolution - means:
MainInfo-Form.width=800 and put the MainInfo-Webform inside the "mid"-frame
of a frameset defined by [cols=(left,mid,right):= 1%,800,1%] - that means
middle frame is always 800px; the rest (left and right frame) has to share
the space that's left.
I guess one cannot define a formula/function within the
frameset.cols-definition like [max(1%,0) ,800, 1%] so the "left" frame would
stop at zero (when getting into negative values) on a browser-resize. Left
frame.width=0 causes the mid-frame stop/start at 0 (or 1) px. But now when
resizing the Browser the left frame scrolls out of
screen followed by the mid-frame and both vanish in negative viewport-area
...lost in time and meaning.
I want to center a webform to fit any screen-resolution or Browser-Width.
Webform.Width=800px. How can I center the Webform to fit any size?
Greg.
(Thanx in advance)
What I have tried before:
I optimized the output for a 800x600 resolution - means:
MainInfo-Form.width=800 and put the MainInfo-Webform inside the "mid"-frame
of a frameset defined by [cols=(left,mid,right):= 1%,800,1%] - that means
middle frame is always 800px; the rest (left and right frame) has to share
the space that's left.
I guess one cannot define a formula/function within the
frameset.cols-definition like [max(1%,0) ,800, 1%] so the "left" frame would
stop at zero (when getting into negative values) on a browser-resize. Left
frame.width=0 causes the mid-frame stop/start at 0 (or 1) px. But now when
resizing the Browser the left frame scrolls out of
screen followed by the mid-frame and both vanish in negative viewport-area
...lost in time and meaning.