FatalDesign
22 Oct 2010, 08:05 PM
Hey everyone,
Just had a quick question. I have recently been working on my first real website and ran into some trouble. I had read somewhere that designing a website in 800x600 is the best way to go in terms of scalability, but after exporting my files from Fireworks to Dreamweaver and viewing the website it did not stretch to my browser's specifications. So i started toying around with the Div Content width, put it into % instead of fixed width, but with little success. The majority of the page stretched, but was all chopped up, with slices mysteriously disappearing out of the page. Is there a better way to go about scaling my website so that it fits all user's browsers? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!!
Just had a quick question. I have recently been working on my first real website and ran into some trouble. I had read somewhere that designing a website in 800x600 is the best way to go in terms of scalability, but after exporting my files from Fireworks to Dreamweaver and viewing the website it did not stretch to my browser's specifications. So i started toying around with the Div Content width, put it into % instead of fixed width, but with little success. The majority of the page stretched, but was all chopped up, with slices mysteriously disappearing out of the page. Is there a better way to go about scaling my website so that it fits all user's browsers? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!!