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Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - null1 - 11-18-2005
**EDIT**
Thanks for all the help and advice! Got it worked out
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - Last_of_the_Brunnen-G - 11-18-2005
The website looks fine for what it is about. Informative and well-organized.
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - myers-san - 11-18-2005
Yes it is very very informative and llooks very professional!!!!...I however would like to see some more vibrant color instead of the turquiose....the overall site is very well thought out and you did a great job.
J-
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - Cryptoys.com - 11-18-2005
Mark, it\'s great but it\'s too wide. Look at other professional commerce sites and see the widths they are using. Look at ebay and others and you know they have done their research for widths so model it after their widths.
No one wants to side scroll to see things and you will lose them at that point. Other than that don\'t change it, it pops and is organized. Jason
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - Pugsly - 11-18-2005
Looks good to me mark........
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - null1 - 11-18-2005
myers-san, any color preference?? I had blue but my wife said it should match the logo design..
Cryptoys, or anyone else....
Is there a code or script to \'resize\' according to the users screen resolution??
That\'s the problem.... I\'m set on a high resolution so it looks fine on my PC....... Anyone know this????
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - SPAZ - 11-18-2005
o wow
way to much to read :blink: :unsure:
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - Cryptoys.com - 11-18-2005
Quote:myers-san, any color preference?? I had blue but my wife said it should match the logo design..
Cryptoys, or anyone else....
Is there a code or script to \'resize\' according to the users screen resolution??
That\'s the problem.... I\'m set on a high resolution so it looks fine on my PC....... Anyone know this????
[post=\"123075\"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
Mark, there is a code but I will have to dig it up. I can\'t remeber it. Jason
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - null1 - 11-18-2005
Well what the hell are you sitting here typing for man, dig it up! Dig it up!!
Does it resize the .jpg as well or just tables??? I\'m so lost. There are a TON of frikkin tables in there :ph34r:
Give Me Some Advice On This One Please - Cryptoys.com - 11-18-2005
Quote:Well what the hell are you sitting here typing for man, dig it up! Dig it up!!
Does it resize the .jpg as well or just tables??? I\'m so lost. There are a TON of frikkin tables in there :ph34r:
[post=\"123099\"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
What an ass. Anyway here\'s your fricken code. The jpg.s have to be set at the size you want them, resizing to a browser is really not a good idea.
It screws with pics and layout and on some screens makes the page look really bad.
That\'s why I don\'t know the code by heart. The screen size you should set for is 800x600 pixels.
My site is slightly larger than that, most peoples screens are larger, 84% of the population have larger screens but I still wouldn\'t want to alienate 16% of my visitors.
This requires Java script, and some people have it disabled and some companies require it to be disabled.
Also I am not guaranteeing this too work, website design as you know are far from an exact science. Jason
<!-- In the head section of the page
<script>
<!--
function wopen(url, name, w, h)
{
// Fudge factors for window decoration space.
// In my tests these work well on all platforms & browsers.
w += 32;
h += 96;
var win = window.open(url,
name,
\'width=\' + w + \', height=\' + h + \', \' +
\'location=no, menubar=no, \' +
\'status=no, toolbar=no, scrollbars=no, resizable=no\');
win.resizeTo(w, h);
win.focus();
}
//
</script>