How do I create webpages that fill the screen at all resolutions?

[Guest]

I've just started to make a website using frontpage 2003. I am creating it
with my screen resolution at 1280x1024. the sites I create fill my screen and
look great, but if I view my site at lower resolutions I find that scroll
bars have appeared where there weren't any, and my logo banner at the top is
off to the right of the page.

Is there any way to make each page "auto fit" a users browser resolution -
ie 1024x768, 800x600 etc? Lots of sites I go to seem to do it - they fill the
page nicely whatever resolution I view them with.

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

It's an illusion. The page is really designed for 760 px wide with
expandable/collapsable areas in tables set @ 100% but collapse down to 760.
Find a that you like that does it and open it with FP to see how it's done.


| I've just started to make a website using frontpage 2003. I am creating it
| with my screen resolution at 1280x1024. the sites I create fill my screen
and
| look great, but if I view my site at lower resolutions I find that scroll
| bars have appeared where there weren't any, and my logo banner at the top
is
| off to the right of the page.
|
| Is there any way to make each page "auto fit" a users browser resolution -
| ie 1024x768, 800x600 etc? Lots of sites I go to seem to do it - they fill
the
| page nicely whatever resolution I view them with.

 

[Guest]

Create a liquid table - set a table at 100%, creat three columns, fix the
width of the outer two colums, leave the middle column for text only. This
column will contract or expand with the screen size.