very simple but also very difficult

[Digerdoo]

how you can put that way in header that automatically calcylate screen width..

 

so if you are using example div class="body" and body is 800pixel but how you can put that way that header calculate automatically width so if comes very big pictures it automatically calculate that body and header come same width not that way that header comes 900 pixel and body is only 800 pixel..

 

can someone help :blink:

[Guest]

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[Digerdoo]

how you can put that way in header that automatically calcylate screen width..

 

so if you are using example div class="body" and body is 800pixel but how you can put that way that header calculate automatically width so if comes very big pictures it automatically calculate that body and header come same width not  that way that header comes 900 pixel and body is only 800 pixel..

 

can someone help  :blink:

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so if i put stylesheet body width=800px

 

and then comes big images or other big things header go just grazy.. header is about 900 px width then and body is only 800px ?

 

where i can put 100% and can this solve my problem :blink:

[Dez]

You should firstly be designing your page layouts for screens that are 800x600. The widest any images should be on your page is 750 pixels wide. The default osCommerce design already stretches to 100% of your screen's size, so it fits at 800x600, 1024x768, etc.

 

You should not use any type of "width=" or "width:" in your body tags in your stylesheet or your html pages. Change the widths in the table tags or use divs.

 

table example (html page): <table width="800">

div example (stylesheet): div.stylename { width: 800px;}

 

I encourage you to learn more about CSS and HTML before you edit the default osCommerce design. If you'd like some links to tutorials I'd be happy to post them.

[Digerdoo]

You should firstly be designing your page layouts for screens that are 800x600. The widest any images should be on your page is 750 pixels wide. The default osCommerce design already stretches to 100% of your screen's size, so it fits at 800x600, 1024x768, etc.

 

You should not use any type of "width=" or "width:" in your body tags in your stylesheet or your html pages. Change the widths in the table tags or use divs.

 

table example (html page): <table width="800">

div example (stylesheet): div.stylename { width: 800px;}

 

I encourage you to learn more about CSS and HTML before you edit the default osCommerce design. If you'd like some links to tutorials I'd be happy to post them.

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