I need some help to achieve the following;<br />
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I want my page/site to stay the same as I designed, regardless of the monitor or resolutions another client might be using.<br />
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I.E. I design my page at 1280x1024 and it's what I want in appreance.But, when I change my resolution to 800x600 it looks bad, large and ugly. How does one make the page stay small and crisp?<br />
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[I have my containers, images set, flash on top and the pages centered.]<!--content-->A swf should be able to resize automatically if you use percentages instead of a specified size.<br />
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ie, if you want it to be 95% of the screen, then you would say:<br />
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<embed width="95%" src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://www.lobo.net/~rbf/flashstorage/sig_bone.swf"><br />
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...and let the height resize itself depending on how wide it is.<!--content-->I think you're gonna have trouble doing what you want. This issue has been coming up a lot lately. If you designed at 800x600, your site will still look good (just smaller) at higher resolutions. It just doesn't seema to work the other way around. The biggest fly in the ointment is images. It's like the physics of the Internet. Images are going to pixelate when size is increased.<!--content-->Use pdf.<br />
Websites are designed to adjust their appearance based on user agent capabilities<!--content-->
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I want my page/site to stay the same as I designed, regardless of the monitor or resolutions another client might be using.<br />
<br />
I.E. I design my page at 1280x1024 and it's what I want in appreance.But, when I change my resolution to 800x600 it looks bad, large and ugly. How does one make the page stay small and crisp?<br />
<br />
[I have my containers, images set, flash on top and the pages centered.]<!--content-->A swf should be able to resize automatically if you use percentages instead of a specified size.<br />
<br />
ie, if you want it to be 95% of the screen, then you would say:<br />
<br />
<br><br />
<embed width="95%" src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://www.lobo.net/~rbf/flashstorage/sig_bone.swf"><br />
<br><br />
<br />
...and let the height resize itself depending on how wide it is.<!--content-->I think you're gonna have trouble doing what you want. This issue has been coming up a lot lately. If you designed at 800x600, your site will still look good (just smaller) at higher resolutions. It just doesn't seema to work the other way around. The biggest fly in the ointment is images. It's like the physics of the Internet. Images are going to pixelate when size is increased.<!--content-->Use pdf.<br />
Websites are designed to adjust their appearance based on user agent capabilities<!--content-->