the homepage to my website fits perfectly on the screen on my home computer (probably because that's where I made it) but at work, it is too big and won't fit on the screen. which drives me crazy.
I have the outermost table set to 100% width rather than a pixel number. My understanding is with that setting it's supposed to adjust to the screen size of the user.
I suspect the reason it gets too wide on my screen at work is because i have images across the top of my table and the widths of them added together is larger than 100% of the pixel width of that screen.
but, of course if i change the size of my images, they won't look right on different screens. i even tried using percentages for the widths of the cells containing the images -- adding up to 100% across the row. but that doesn't work.
so, my question is: is there a way to do this -- to have images that cross the entire width of a table, but still have the table adjust to fit within the width of the viewing area on any screen??
I'm guessing that your workplace's monitor size is 800x600 and your home computer's monitor is 1024x768 or greater. As far as my knowledge goes, you can't resize the images to make them fit a smaller resolution. (I've tried researching this and I've come up with nothing )
So I can only say that you have to work with 800x600 as the overall lengths and widths. (A lot of people still use 800x600 so it's best to stick with that size)
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