Re: screen resolutions

When possible, if you use percentages instead of pixels, this provides 
greater flexibility.

In regard to frames, when you identify the frame src and identify border 
size, I would suggest NOT using the property "noresize."  When I'm the user, 
sometimes the menu frame is too narrow or too wide, I want to be able to 
adjust that with my mouse so I can see what I need.  For work, I have a 
laptop, and the display area is 9.5" wide, so I find it frustrating when I 
can't adjust the frame sizes of what I'm viewing.

Regards,
Susan V.


>From: "Sascha Arnold R" <arnold912(at)debitel.net>
>To: <hwg-basics(at)mail.hwg.org>
>Subject: screen resolutions
>Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2000 11:00:52 +0200
>
>HI!
>I have a general question about different screen resolutions.
>I was wondering about how you deal with the problem of creating a webpage
>and not knowing at what resolution it will be displayed on different
>monitors. Do you actually create different versions of one webpage for
>different resolutions or leave some space to the left or right of it? I
>think it's especially hard when you are using frames since the fonts and
>font-sizes used with one resolution can look really awkward with another 
>one
>or the frames just won't fit anymore.
>Thanks in advance for any advice,
>
>Sascha Arnold
>

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