Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
denny (7 points) | Mon, 2008-06-09 10:45little bit help for dreamweaver
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hi, i need help for my website....
i am making a web site and my problem is i want to make my web site in all resolutions ..... i have a widescreen monitor and i want someone who opens my web site in 800x600 or in different resolution... i figure out this website (creativebits) when i maximize the web automaticly is changing size when i minimaze same thing.. but in my webpage when i maximize web browser webpage sill is in that size how can i make it auto fit or autowide autostrech or something to make my webpage in all resolutions looking good...?
Thanks a lot for help
I am no expert, but I think you can achieve it by the use relative values instead of absolute values.
--designer wannabe--
Use the centered flexible layout template in dreamweaver. If you want images to get larger or smaller as a result of the stretching, don't give them height and width tags. They use a combination of html and css to accomplish this.
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dudes thanks a lot now im gonna try that centered flexibile layout tamplate.....