How do I create a Dreamweaver file that works with different screen resolutions?

The major caveat of resolution based design is in detecting the resolution and redirecting/conditionally loading the appropriate files. Current res detection techniques require javascript. If javascript isn't enabled, you won't be able to get this functionality.

There are many, many ways to tackle multiple layouts for different resolutions. The choice is up to you. Educate yourself about the options and make an informed choice. Here's a starter list of options: -

1. Multiple versions of site. Detect resolution and redirect to appropriate URL. Multiple versions are typically stored in subdirectories mydomain.com/large, mydomain.com/medium, or mydomain.com/small for example. This way sucks because it requires the most work to roll-out and maintain updates.

2. Conditional CSS. Design separate style sheets for each desired resolution. Detect resolution and load appropriate stylesheet.

3. Ignore resolution and use a liquid design. Liquid design is the most popular choice amongst standards zealots. If you design the layouts using percentages instead of pixels, the layout will adjust to the resolution. This method has it's drawbacks though. On very large monitors, the layout can become so wide that whitespace becomes an issue and text line length can becom unreadable.

>> This method has it's drawbacks though. On very large monitors, the layout can become so wide that whitespace
>> becomes an issue and text line length can becom unreadable.

Good point, bears repeating.

Someone pasted an answer here that seemed to work for me.  I thought it was jason1178 but I'm not certain since, unfortunately I didn't save the post.  I would like to look at and study the code again but can't seem to find it and when I try to look at my code well.... I've altered it so much that I can't seem to understand it.  Can you post it once again please and this time I'll save it, I promise.

No one has posted any code at all.  All of our answers are above.

Someone posted code that led to a solution because I copied it then pasted it into my document and it appears to have worked fine.  Sorry that I thought it was you.  Maybe I found my answer on a different post, I really don't know but I sure thought it was here.

>> Maybe I found my answer on a different post

Has to be.  We can't edit our own posts...