You are confusing Java and JavaScript. The two are entirely different and
separate technologies. Java is certainly not needed.
You also seem to want to know the monitor's total "screen" resolution,
which is meaningless, because not everyone has their browser windows
maximized. That just might be silly with a big widescreen monitor.
Google is helpful. See this:
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Mine: "Your viewport width is 962x662."
Ok, but a bigger presumption is for me(who will not dare to make a
fluid design now when the page is almost finished, i would have to
chop everything by bits to make it fluid-elastic-liquid, whatever, and
i need it at more quicker rate of made) is that that most user browse
web at their fully opened browser programs. I really am sure in that,
who would browse the internet with their browser not maximized???
(common say it if you dare!!!)
mine is: 1260x494.
But i have to say it is not a superb solution, this with javascript,
i'm admitting that fluid design is "perfectness"!
As i have created this withouth real conception about what other
really are having at their laps, or at their desks, i hoped i could
manage it in a run.
Are you sure this with javasripting will work, when using if else
command for 1024 x 768 browsing(and/or less), i could cover the
majority of web browsing users, that was the idea in the first place,
and then making a progress.
are there any hidden implications i could expect ?