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Multi resolution versions of a site with XHTML?

         

eidan

2:03 pm on Dec 24, 2003 (gmt 0)




Hi, I want to know if XHTML can help me to develop multiple resolution 800x600, 1024x768 (or browser), versions of my site having the site content in separate (and not replicated) files from formatting ones.

any suggests or links?

regards

Elijah

2:28 pm on Dec 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

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You can make you site work with multiple resolutions without making a separate page for each resolution.

You just need to make you page use relative instead of fixed widths.

For example:

instead of: <table width="752">

you could write: <table width="90%">

That would make the site of the table be 90% of the page width no matter which screen resolution.

An even better solution would be to use CSS.
Try reading some of these:
Making a site LIQUID? [webmasterworld.com]
[webmasterworld.com...]

Post back here if you need more help,

Elijah