Auto-Resize a Web site.

[ChetG]

I am re-designing my website and I want it to resize itself according to each visitors browser and resolution settings. I have been trying for hours to solve this issue but have found nothing. Here is the URL for the problem page. Anyone with any advice would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.chetgassett.com/test/testindex.html

Thanks, ChetG

[iam_clint]

you need to use percentages like height="100%" width="100%"

[dmjpro]

I am re-designing my website and I want it to resize itself according to each visitors browser and resolution settings. I have been trying for hours to solve this issue but have found nothing. Here is the URL for the problem page. Anyone with any advice would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.chetgassett.com/test/testindex.html

Thanks, ChetG

Look at this Code.

var width,height;
if(typeof window.pageX){ height = window.pageY;width = pageX;}
else if(typeof window.screenX){height = window.screenY;width = screenX;}
else {height=document.body.offsetHeight;width=document.body.offsetWidth;}
 

Best of Luck with that. :-)

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

[dmjpro]

you need to use percentages like height="100%" width="100%"

This one would be more appropriate.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

[ChetG]

I tried to use the Javascript but I don't know enough about Javascript so I don't believe that I am utilizing it correctly.

I have tried making the width and height of the table into percentages but that isn't changing anything. Do I need to go through and make every slices width and height a percentage too?

[acoder]

You've set the table width as "1343". Change that to 90% or whatever percentage you want.

[ChetG]

You've set the table width as "1343". Change that to 90% or whatever percentage you want.

I have done that, but it still isn't resizing to a smaller size when other people try to view it. It will get larger, but not smaller.

[acoder]

I have done that, but it still isn't resizing to a smaller size when other people try to view it. It will get larger, but not smaller.

Your images are too large. You'll have to resize them.

[ChetG]

Your images are too large. You'll have to resize them.

The problem with resizing the images is that they're being used as part of the layout itself.

[acoder]

The problem with resizing the images is that they're being used as part of the layout itself.

But if the images are too large and you won't resize them, the website is not going to resize.

[ChetG]

This page no longer exists; nor does the problem. Feel free to read the blog it's attached to, but you won't see the issue described in the question.