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Posted by Disco Octopus on 10/06/06 01:16
On Oct 6, 4:18 am, "richard" <d...@john.son> wrote:
> "Silkster" <dar...@shopcreator.com> wrote in messagenews:1160040938.727642.238780@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Hi Everyone...
> > Ian not sure if this is possible but.. I have created a 3 col layout
> > with a stretchy center using pure CSS got it to work in everything..
> > sorted..
>
> > But the site Iam working on is aimed at multiple resolutions so it is
> > going to scale down to 800x600 and scale up to 1024x768...
>
> > the problem is HOW DO I STOP IT GOING PAST 1024?
>
> > Ideally I would like the container to stop at 1024 in the center of the
> > page with a repeating horizontal background going the full page?
>
> > I know I could use javascript get the resolution of the monitor and
> > display a correct template but in volves resizing the browser wind
> > which I do not like
>
> > Please somebody help
> The only way you could possibly do it is to have some javascript detect what
> the browser's setting are, then redirect to a page for that resolution.
> Of course, you'd have to know how many that is, and rewrite each page for
> that resolution.
> From what I've seen on stats, very very very few people use anything greater
> than 1024.
> So why bother?- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -
First of all, sorry for posting this in gg. :( My new employer places
weird restrictions on our sites and software allowances.
Anyway, There is (or rather - may be) another way to get around this.
It involves a little bit of dodgy design table layout, but it does work
- Please let me know if you find that it doesn't work, or if you make a
nicer (table-less) version of this that works.
Put the entire contents inside this....
<table ><tr><td style="width:47em;">
AllOtherPageContentGoesHere
</td></tr></table>
.... and then simply adjust the 47em to what ever you like.
This has worked for me in the past.
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