Is it posible to create a webpage that changes it's size to fit the size of the viewer's monitor?
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Hi, yes it is possible.\n\nIf you know CSS and XHTML it is quite easy. What you can do is the following..\nCreate a file on your desktop, and name it mysite.html\n\nMysite.html Copy everything between the =, inside that file...\n========================================================\n<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"\n "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">\n<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">\n<head>\n\n<title>A Webpage that changes size to fit window</title>\n\n<!-- BEGIN: Cascading Style Sheet -->\n<style type="text/css">\nbody {background:#000;}\n#container {margin:0;padding:0;width: 90%;margin:0 auto;}\n#header {padding:5px;background:#eee;}\n#content {padding:5px;background:#fff;}\n#footer {background:#ccc;}\n</style>\n<!-- END: Cascading Style Sheet -->\n\n</head>\n<body>\n\n<!-- BEGIN: #Container - to hold the website -->\n<div id="container">\n\n<!-- BEGIN: #Header - The logo of the website -->\n<div id="header">\n<h1>My Website</h1>\n</div>\n<!-- END: #Header -->\n\n<!-- BEGIN: #Content - The information going to be -->\n<div id="content">\n<p>Hello There</p>\n<p>Hello There</p>\n<p>Hello There</p>\n</div>\n<!-- END: #Content -->\n\n<!-- BEGIN: #Footer - The footer of the webpage -->\n<div id="footer">\n<span>Copyright 2006, designed within 10min by m0</span>\n</div>\n<!-- END: #Footer -->\n\n</div>\n<!-- END: #Container -->\n\n</body>\n</html>\n\n========================================================\n\nAs you see I create a site that changes its size to fit the screen!\n\nNotice this is CSS / XHTML (the prefered way). You can change it with your prefered preference
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It really depends on what the site is for.  If it is some hobby site that you could care less about the people with low res monitors, then go ahead and go bigger.  However, there are many people with lower res monitors than you think.  I design web sites, and in testing my sites on other computers and platforms I still see allot of monitors just at 1024 or less. And even if people have the better monitor, I see allot of people surfing the web with the browser not at maximized size.  On top of that, many people keep their laptops at a low to medium res because of the small monitor.  Although I would like to design with a larger canvas, I keep to the 800X600 size.  Try designing your site that it looks like it spans any resolution, but all the content stays in the 800X600 box.
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If you're using IE, go to View->Text Size.
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Simply use photoshop (paint might work).\n\nLook in your preferences on your computer for what screen resolution you are using.\n\nThere is 800x600, 1024x768, etc. Then just create the image and make it that size.
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Heres what I do, when the browser opens, make it the desired size you want and close the window, now everytime you open up a new browser window, it will appear the size you want. To keep it that way, when you shut down or log-off your computer, make sure its done properally (no just flipping the switch or pulling the cord) , then next time it schould come up the size you want.
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On your monitor there a buttons one says menu. Click it and then you can choose the size. For Internet explorer go to View text size and do mediam
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if you are using Internet Exlorer, go to view - text size, and choose the size
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Buy a larger monitor.
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Sorry, I don't understand.\n\nWhy would you want an image of a full size web page? It could be a huge picture if it's not the bit visible on screen. Why not save it as a web page? You could compile it into one .chm file using help software. Why not try to re-size the web-page using tiny fonts and switching off the images so it fits in one screen then take a screen-shot? Why not try searching the web for some sort of mad program that does exactly what you ask? Why not write yourself a program to do this if one doesn't exist? Try bribing someone on here to program it for you (you might have to offer more than 10 points for this though.)\n\nIt's all food for thought for you and 2 points for me, thanks.
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To view the full webpage...go to your desktop...rightclick your mouse and go to "properties"..then "settings"...then change screen resolution to 1024x768 then click apply.\n\nGood Luck
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Leave the resolution where it is and look at the appearance tab in display properties.....look for icon in the list and change its size. Lots of other settings here too! Arrange yer brains out!
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Open internet explorer, go to menu view|text size and then change size to larger or largest.
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You have to experiement with you Monitor's resolution.  Click Start, and go to Contol Panel. \n\nGo Display and click on the Settings Tab\n\nUnder Screen Resolution, change the setting and see how you like the changes.  Everybody's eyes are different, so you wont automatically like 800x600.  Try 1280x800 and see which works for the website and your eyes.
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Go to "Veiw" in Internet Explorer and the scroll down menu in "Text Size" select what you want
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Most pages are designed for 1024 x 768 and better.  But 800 x 600 should be adequate for most.  However, a good webmaster will take into consideration all screen resolutions.
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that particular window cannot be resized, it has a set size
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if you go into view, text size and change it to larger