Screen Display Properties

[Kevin Spencer]

Chances are, something in your table is stretching the table. That is the
only reason a table set to 100% width would extend beyond the edge of the
window.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
http://www.takempis.com
Big things are made up of
lots of little things.

 

[Latitude]

We're having problems creating web pages that display completely on the
WIDTH without the need for a horizontal scroll bar. Frankly we thought that
by using a TABLE with 'specify width in percentage' set at 100% should cure
the problem. We thought the web page would auto adjust to fit 100% of the
screen regardless of the monitor resolution. This does not resolve the
problem.

We operate with 2 monitors. One is an NEC 5FGe (1024 x 768) and the laptop
display (1900 x 1200). On the laptop with the higher resolution the display
is ok. However, on the NEC monitor many of our web pages (but not all)
require a scroll bar to see the entire width of the web page.

Why do some of our web pages display 100% of the width and others require a
scroll bar? Is there any way to have all web pages display 100% of width w/o
scroll bar?

Thanks, Cecil

 

[Kevin Spencer]

It's just as we mentioned. The image and the table content in the first page
stretch it beyond the boundaries of the window.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
http://www.takempis.com
Big things are made up of
lots of little things.

 

[Very Joyful \(Victoria\)]

You must have fixed it, as I looked at both and see no horizontal scroll. My
display is set to 1024x768, but I also simulated an 800x600 window and it
was fine.