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| Another quick one. What size template do you work to when doing a website.
I've got a website to design, so that whatever browser or computer it is
viewed on everything fits on the screen. Even on a 14inch monitor viewing at
a resolution of 640x480.
Cheers in advance.
Si.
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| Murray *TMM* 2004-03-01, 8:28 am |
| If you want it to fit on a 640 viewport without horizontal scrollbars, then
you must have no content any wider than about 590 pixels.
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"si" <si@hmp2.com> wrote in message news:BC68CADE.9C9%si@hmp2.com...
> Another quick one. What size template do you work to when doing a website.
> I've got a website to design, so that whatever browser or computer it is
> viewed on everything fits on the screen. Even on a 14inch monitor viewing
at
> a resolution of 640x480.
>
> Cheers in advance.
>
> Si.
>
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| What about height
in article c1va7v$7kn$1@forums.macromedia.com, Murray *TMM* at
forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com wrote on 1/3/04 12:24 pm:
> If you want it to fit on a 640 viewport without horizontal scrollbars, then
> you must have no content any wider than about 590 pixels.
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