I can't find a way in FP 2003 to specify the width of my published pages
relative to the viewer's display-screen size. I have a 19" display, and my
publishd pages are hard to read - take up the full screen, minus page
margins. Is there a way to specify page width as a % of monitor-screen width
without using tables or frames for all page content? Sample page:

http://sfhelp.org/5-overvw.htm.

Thanks!

- Pete

Founder, nonprofit Stepfamily inFormation Program

Yes, you can use DIV layers instead that you control using CSS.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

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> From: Pete [mailto(E-Mail Removed)(donotspam)]
> Posted At: 8. maj 2005 16:34
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>
> I can't find a way in FP 2003 to specify the width of my
> published pages relative to the viewer's display-screen size.
> I have a 19" display, and my publishd pages are hard to read
> - take up the full screen, minus page margins. Is there a way
> to specify page width as a % of monitor-screen width without
> using tables or frames for all page content? Sample page:
>
> http://sfhelp.org/5-overvw.htm.
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Pete
>
> Founder, nonprofit Stepfamily inFormation Program
>

You would need to learn CSS.

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"Pete" <(E-Mail Removed)(donotspam)> wrote in message
news:4317ADE6-527E-452F-B833-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I can't find a way in FP 2003 to specify the width of my published pages
> relative to the viewer's display-screen size. I have a 19" display, and my
> publishd pages are hard to read - take up the full screen, minus page
> margins. Is there a way to specify page width as a % of monitor-screen width
> without using tables or frames for all page content? Sample page:
>
> http://sfhelp.org/5-overvw.htm.
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Pete
>
> Founder, nonprofit Stepfamily inFormation Program

Suggestion for your site:

1. Loose the blinkings--professionl sites don't use blinking stuff.
2. Minmize the in-text links (usability surveys show that soemusers get
cofused.)

3. Put satus check statements in table lik this
statement | A | D | ?
or better organize them.

5. Asl a firend to review your pages for undersatnding and usability.

....

Pete wrote:

> I can't find a way in FP 2003 to specify the width of my published pages
> relative to the viewer's display-screen size. I have a 19" display, and my
> publishd pages are hard to read - take up the full screen, minus page
> margins. Is there a way to specify page width as a % of monitor-screen width
> without using tables or frames for all page content? Sample page:
>
> http://sfhelp.org/5-overvw.htm.
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Pete
>
> Founder, nonprofit Stepfamily inFormation Program