Consistent layout across various screen resolutions

[Guest]

Does anyone know how you can make sure that your web page stays consistent in layout across variou screen resolutions? I saw a tutorial ages ago that used tables with columns but I can remember how to go about it?

 

[Bill Schroyer]

Basically you need to have a part of the page auto resize.
There are a few ways to do this. Here is an example using
tables. Link to downloaded templates are also there.

http://www.frontpagewiz.com/tutorials/headers/default.asp

Bill Schroyer
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http://www.frontpagewiz.com/tutorials/video/

-----Original Message-----
Does anyone know how you can make sure that your web page

stays consistent in layout across variou screen
resolutions? I saw a tutorial ages ago that used tables
with columns but I can remember how to go about it?

 

[Guest]

Hi Bill - thanks for taking the time to reply - looks good, will give it a try
Andrew

 

[Andrew Murray]

design one page with all the 'consistent' elements such as title, menu, footer,
header etc then use that template as a basis for the rest of your pages. Or
apply a theme to the pages, so the graphic elements are consistant.

to insert a table, go to Insert Menu, select Table, specify width, number of
columns, number of rows.....turn the border to "0" width if you want an invisible
border.

Does anyone know how you can make sure that your web page stays consistent in

layout across variou screen resolutions? I saw a tutorial ages ago that used
tables with columns but I can remember how to go about it?

 

[Andrew Murray]

sorry; forgot to add - specify the table widths as percents not pixels with
percentage this adjusts the table width to the percent of screen rather than
number of pixels which differs when different resolutions are set.

Does anyone know how you can make sure that your web page stays consistent in

layout across variou screen resolutions? I saw a tutorial ages ago that used
tables with columns but I can remember how to go about it?