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I am a beginner in web designing. I have designed my own web. When I
view the web in different computers, due to resolution difference the
settings are seen in different types. Please give me some tips.

Gopalakrishnan
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www.keralaassistant.com
 
Use tables set to a specific number of pixels, ex: 720 wide, and place the
content inside of them to lock the site in place no matter what the
resolution.
 
One of the best tricks is to start with a one celled table with a width of,
say 760. That gives plenty of room to ensure that the page doesn't have to
scroll horizontally on an 800x600 monitor resolution and includes room for a
vertical scrollbar and some padding. Then just place all your content into
this table cell and use it as the box to hold everything. That's probably
the easiest thing you can do to get a good start at designing a site to
maintain it's appearance across different resolutions.

Another good thing to try is changing your monitor resolution while you're
designing to ensure that you're getting the effect you want when others will
see your work (keep in mind, changing resolution will re-shuffle desktop
icons around).
 
One of the best tricks is to start with a one celled table with a width of,
say 760. That gives plenty of room to ensure that the page doesn't have to
scroll horizontally on an 800x600 monitor resolution and includes room for a
vertical scrollbar and some padding. Then just place all your content into
this table cell and use it as the box to hold everything. That's probably
the easiest thing you can do to get a good start at designing a site to
maintain it's appearance across different resolutions.

Another good thing to try is changing your monitor resolution while you're
designing to ensure that you're getting the effect you want when others will
see your work (keep in mind, changing resolution will re-shuffle desktop
icons around).

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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006







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I am thankful to you.

Gopalakrishnan
 
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