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msswasstastic
Microsoft.com is currently serving one of two fixed width layouts and
graphic sizes based on browser width, and not screen res redirection.
I've looked at the code and I can't quite figure out how they are doing
this.
It would appear as if they are loading the smaller image, and then
loading the larger image over it if there is room in the browser
window. Cut from their code.....
<img src="/h/en-us/i/ts_800_5_ExperienceMoreB.jpg" alt="Have more fun
with Windows XP" class="hhalf" usemap="#ThreePanelMap_One">
<!-- -->
<script
type="text/javascript">wI("/h/en-us/i/ts_1024_5_ExperienceMoreB.jpg","Have
more fun with Windows XP","W","#ThreePanelMap_OneW")</script>
I can't find other code there related to this though, but I'm not the
best with Javascript.
graphic sizes based on browser width, and not screen res redirection.
I've looked at the code and I can't quite figure out how they are doing
this.
It would appear as if they are loading the smaller image, and then
loading the larger image over it if there is room in the browser
window. Cut from their code.....
<img src="/h/en-us/i/ts_800_5_ExperienceMoreB.jpg" alt="Have more fun
with Windows XP" class="hhalf" usemap="#ThreePanelMap_One">
<!-- -->
<script
type="text/javascript">wI("/h/en-us/i/ts_1024_5_ExperienceMoreB.jpg","Have
more fun with Windows XP","W","#ThreePanelMap_OneW")</script>
I can't find other code there related to this though, but I'm not the
best with Javascript.