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aliferste 01-04-2004 16:18
website/html guru help please!!
 
Hello there,
When you go to my little site and have a resolution as low as 800 by 600 the top picture (frame) on my site does not fit......anyone tell me how to fix this? I use dreamweaver but can follow most instructions :)

the site is http://www.theriverkelvin.co.uk

Bifta 01-04-2004 16:20
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
make the image less than 800 width and either increase the row height in the frameset or decrease the image height too, don't forget to click the refresh button on the properties toolbar in Dreamweaver if you do change the width/height or it'll try and keep the original settings.

Bifta 01-04-2004 16:22
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
More importantly, I want to see you catch one of these in your river

http://www.theriverkelvin.co.uk/images/fi2.gif

altis 01-04-2004 16:27
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Your image is 900 x 100 pixels. Try this instead:

Bifta 01-04-2004 16:36
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Quote:
Originally Posted by altis
Your image is 900 x 100 pixels. Try this instead:
The browser width in 800 x 600 is not 800 pixels, it's 79something.

altis 01-04-2004 16:39
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Okay, try this instead:

Stuart W 01-04-2004 17:01
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bifta
The browser width in 800 x 600 is not 800 pixels, it's 79something.
lol 79something. There's nothing like accuracy ;)

In most mozila based browsers you are safe with 794 but I'd stick to something like 790 to be on the safe side.

aliferste 01-04-2004 20:11
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
Right...um so what exactly do I do? Will i use that picture instead of the one ive got and that will sort the problem? The background colour is different?

Richard M 01-04-2004 20:13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart W
lol 79something. There's nothing like accuracy ;)

In most mozila based browsers you are safe with 794 but I'd stick to something like 790 to be on the safe side.
It's more like 785 in IE too because it always displays the scrollbar on the right.

Bifta 01-04-2004 20:27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard M
It's more like 785 in IE too because it always displays the scrollbar on the right.
Um .. no it doesn't, well ok it does if you want your document to conform to W3C standards, but as an example, http://www.nicholasclegg.co.uk/mortgages.html (view it in 1024x768+)

Stuart W 01-04-2004 23:32
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard M
It's more like 785 in IE too because it always displays the scrollbar on the right.
His pic is in a frame, so as long as SCROLLBAR=0 or the frame is larger than the image, there will be no scroll bar ;)

Bifta 01-04-2004 23:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart W
His pic is in a frame, so as long as SCROLLBAR=0 or the frame is larger than the image, there will be no scroll bar ;)
That's surely scrolling="no" (or "auto" if the content actually fits in the frame)

altis 02-04-2004 08:57
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"scrollbars=0" works for me!

And if you add "width=100%" too then the image will stretch or shrink to fit whatever is surrounding it.

aliferste 02-04-2004 09:28
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
So....um.....where do i do this ? :)

Bifta 02-04-2004 09:52
Re: website/html guru help please!!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by altis
"scrollbars=0" works for me!

And if you add "width=100%" too then the image will stretch or shrink to fit whatever is surrounding it.
"scrollbars" as far as I know is not a valid HTML 4+ tag.


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