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Resolution problem
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I've seen website layouts that keep to the same size no matter the resolution. How does that happen?
Last Blog Entry: Damn computer of mine.. (Jul 7th, 2008)
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Re: Resolution problem
moved to css forum
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Re: Resolution problem
Do you mean a fixed width? rather than 'fluid' which stretches horizontally to fill up the browser?
This is generally controlled by css, and tends to involve having a wrapper around the whole site for example:
Last Blog Entry: Fobriwap! (Mar 10th, 2008)
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Re: Resolution problem
Yeah i meant a fixed width. Thanks for the CSS frinkky
Last Blog Entry: Damn computer of mine.. (Jul 7th, 2008)
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