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Website + Screen Resolution

Started by will7577 , May 23 2007 01:14 PM

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thenotch

Posted 24 May 2007 - 03:35 PM

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668 posts

Dreamweaver is easy to use, especially if you use it in split-mode so you can control the actual code.

Bottom line likes stated: if you are going to design a site, learn how to do basic HTML coding.

The problem with the resolution is most likely you are using fixed widths beyond the scope of a standard layout and not using a liquid design. If you set fixed widths they really need to be viewable by people all the way down to 800x600 as that is still a viable user market.

If you are concerned then design around liquid layouts. Do a Google search on this and you will find thousands of how-to's. Spend some time learning and your problem will solve itself.