screen resolution

liunx · Jan 9, 2008

hi, 
 
actually i created a table having "style=width:100%" and for headers i set something like this 
<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="width:100%" name="rsTable" id="rsTable" cols="11"> 
<th width="70">Datum</th> 
<th width="66">Von</th> 
<th width="66">Bis</th> 
<th width="55">Kunde</th> 
<th width="69">Projekt</th> 
<th width="84">H-Vorgang</th> 
<th width="74">U-Vorgang</th> 
<th width="100">Text</th> 
<th width="38">IST</th> 
<th width="31">Soll</th> 
<th width="53">Status</th> 
<th width="100"> </th> 
 
now problem is when i make my window resolution let say 1152*864px then it looks somewhat better how i can make it almost same(without any gaps between 2 cols) in all resolution,as larger the resolution more is gap and it looks wierd. 
 
hopefully any help me out in this style kind of things and change the code for me as i remoced style from table and width from header it looks better in 1152*864px but more than that it wont look gr8. 
 
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thanks in advance 
 
thanks in advancehi, 
 
actually i created a table having "style=width:100%" and for headers i set something like this 
<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="width:100%" name="rsTable" id="rsTable" cols="11"> 
<th>Datum</th> 
<th>Von</th> 
<th>Bis</th> 
<th>Kunde</th> 
<th>Projekt</th> 
<th>H-Vorgang</th> 
<th>U-Vorgang</th> 
<th>Text</th> 
<th>IST</th> 
<th>Soll</th> 
<th>Status</th> 
<th> </th> 
 
now problem is when i make my window resolution let say more than 1152*864px then the images r coming in staright line instead of top ,please the attached image for more clear 
<input size="1" type="hidden" name="nr" value="<?= $pk ?>"> 
<td align="center"> 
<a href=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"javascript:show_calendar('tstest.datum');"><img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"../img/kalender.gif" width="65" height="16" border="0" alt="Click Here to Pick up the date"></a> 
<input size="7" type="text" name="datum" value="<?=$D?> <?= date("d.m.y") ?>"></td> 
 
<td align="center"> 
<img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"../img/clock.gif" onclick="inputTime();calculateIst()" width="60" height="16" alt="Clock"> 
<select name="von"> 
</select></td> 
 
<td align="center"> 
<img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"../img/clock.gif" onclick="insertTime();calculateIst()" width="60" height="16" alt="Clock"> 
<select name="bis" onchange="calculateIst()"> 
<option value="<?=date('H:i')?>"><? echo (date('H:i')); ?></option> 
</select></td> 
 
 
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thanks in advanceYou posted the same thing two times... I dont think it will be an easy task doing that, have you tried doing a resolution detect and redirect? Just redirect the larger resolutions to a new page that is designed for them. I hate using that method but it would work.

screen resolution

liunx

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