having a special stylesheet for 800x600

Hi Folk
>
I was wondering if I could do the following:
>
write a php function that changes a stylesheet from 1024x768 to one
for 800x600 by literally changing all the widths, heights, font-sizes,
etc... by the ratio between 800/1024 (i.e. multiplying all values to
do with height or length with 0.78125)
>
My question is how I would write a regular expression that replaces as
follows:
>
YYYpx to ZZZpx
YYYem to ZZZem
YYYpt to ZZZpt
YYY% to ZZZ%
>
where YYY is the original numerical value and ZZZ = YYY * 0.78125.
>
Could you please help me to write this regular expression to test this
theory?
>
Thank you
>
Nicolaas
>

[...] that changes a stylesheet from 1024x768 to one
for 800x600 by literally changing all the widths, heights, font-sizes,
etc... by the ratio between 800/1024 (i.e. multiplying all values to
do with height or length with 0.78125)

Hi Folk
>
I was wondering if I could do the following:
>
write a php function that changes a stylesheet from 1024x768 to one
for 800x600 by literally changing all the widths, heights, font-sizes,
etc... by the ratio between 800/1024 (i.e. multiplying all values to
do with height or length with 0.78125)
>
My question is how I would write a regular expression that replaces as
follows:
>
YYYpx to ZZZpx
YYYem to ZZZem
YYYpt to ZZZpt
YYY% to ZZZ%
>
where YYY is the original numerical value and ZZZ = YYY * 0.78125.
>
Could you please help me to write this regular expression to test this
theory?
>
Thank you
>
Nicolaas
>

windandwaves wrote:>>>>>>>>>
Or, better yet - don't used fixed sizes for your pages. Rather, have
pages which flow with the current window size (fluid window).
>
And just because my screen size is 1024x768 (or whatever) doesn't mean
my window size is. In fact, it almost never is. So your idea won't
work on my browser.
>
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Just out of curiosity. Do you know what the regular expression would
be?

Hi Folk
>
I was wondering if I could do the following:
>
write a php function that changes a stylesheet from 1024x768 to one
for 800x600 by literally changing all the widths, heights, font-sizes,
etc... by the ratio between 800/1024 (i.e. multiplying all values to
do with height or length with 0.78125)
>
My question is how I would write a regular expression that replaces as
follows:
>
YYYpx to ZZZpx
YYYem to ZZZem
YYYpt to ZZZpt
YYY% to ZZZ%
>
where YYY is the original numerical value and ZZZ = YYY * 0.78125.
>
Could you please help me to write this regular expression to test this
theory?
>

Hi Folk
>
I was wondering if I could do the following:
>
write a php function that changes a stylesheet from 1024x768 to one
for 800x600 by literally changing all the widths, heights, font-sizes,
etc... by the ratio between 800/1024 (i.e. multiplying all values to
do with height or length with 0.78125)
>