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FITTING WEB FORMS FOR EVERY CLIENT SCREEN RESOLUTION
HI,
i'd like to understand,because i'm new in asp.net how can design web forms in asp.net that fits
every client resolution.
Can you show me an example?
i'd like to understand,because i'm new in asp.net how can design web forms in asp.net that fits
every client resolution.
Can you show me an example?
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Hi gavin,
all my asp controls(text box etc) have to be inside the table right?
Their width have to be in percentage (now are in pixels)
all my asp controls(text box etc) have to be inside the table right?
Their width have to be in percentage (now are in pixels)
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As GavinMannion has told, relative percentage would be a best measure for designing webpages that gracefully scale to all screen resolutions.
However, you need to still take care of in embedded objects like Java Applets, ActiveX controls and Flash.
However, you need to still take care of in embedded objects like Java Applets, ActiveX controls and Flash.
Hi,
For Making Fitable GUI, I generally give my client with Floating Header and Footer, that expand to fit.
And my other part remain the same except the main working content area with gain some extra width.
But yes, you need to set in Percentage for the floating Width,
But I suggest you study some design from here
http://www.csszengarden.com
and http://oswd.org
These are two site gives you all power you want for your Website.
VIkasumit
For Making Fitable GUI, I generally give my client with Floating Header and Footer, that expand to fit.
And my other part remain the same except the main working content area with gain some extra width.
But yes, you need to set in Percentage for the floating Width,
But I suggest you study some design from here
http://www.csszengarden.com
and http://oswd.org
These are two site gives you all power you want for your Website.
VIkasumit
<table width="100%.....
Then depending on the browser the form will be bigger or smaller.
You can also pick up screen resolution using javascript and move things around that way as well.