Screen resolution & Page Size

[Guest]

I guess I'm just not getting it. I just have never had the problem before
with other pages I have published. With Frontpage 2003 it seems I'm tripping
all over myself. please look at this http://www.villageofcollegepark.com/ and
tel me whre I'm going wrong. I took out all CSS and used fixed width tables
instead of frames and layers as suggested but this page just blows outside of
all boundries when viewed on a computers with lower screen resolutions.
Please any help would be apreciated.
Thanks

 

[Wally S]

Instead of using fixed-width tables, use a percentage. Put your page in a
table set to 95%, for example, and the width will expand or contract fo fit
the screen.

Wally S

 

[Murray]

This table -

<table border="0" id="table1" width="873" height="754">

is going to be much too wide for an 800x600 screen with browser maximized.
At best, you only have 760px of width, and at worst, you have much less,
since most people do not browse with browsers maximized.

(see - the real problem is browser width, not screen resolution)

By making that table 760px wide (rather than 873), you will at least set 800
maximized as your lowest common denominator.

 

[Guest]

Thank you both I will get right on that.

This table -

<table border="0" id="table1" width="873" height="754">

is going to be much too wide for an 800x600 screen with browser maximized.
At best, you only have 760px of width, and at worst, you have much less,
since most people do not browse with browsers maximized.

(see - the real problem is browser width, not screen resolution)

By making that table 760px wide (rather than 873), you will at least set 800
maximized as your lowest common denominator.

 

[Murray]

Good luck - let us know how you progress.