Re: Another CSS & Javascript Problem

Ang Talunin wrote:

if (window.screen.width == "1024") {
else if (window.screen.width == "800") {
}

What about people with other resolutions?

What about people who don't maximise their browser window?

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Ang Talunin wrote:

if (window.screen.width == "1024") {
else if (window.screen.width == "800") {
}

What about people with other resolutions?

They are taking care of also, but that's not the problem....

What about people who don't maximise their browser window?

I don't care. If they want to see the foto's I'm displaying correctly,
without scrollbars the just have to maximise...

Ang Talunin wrote:

I don't care. If they want to see the foto's I'm displaying correctly,
without scrollbars the just have to maximise...

Possibly a better solution would be to give the user the choice of image
size. Perhaps a background image with a scale on it showing how wide and
tall "small" and "large" (and whatever other sizes you want) will appear
and ask the user to select one. This has the added benefit that users with
large resolutions but narrow bandwidth can choose a smaller image that
downloads faster.

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/

I don't care. If they want to see the foto's I'm displaying correctly,
without scrollbars the just have to maximise...

Possibly a better solution would be to give the user the choice of image
size. Perhaps a background image with a scale on it showing how wide and
tall "small" and "large" (and whatever other sizes you want) will appear
and ask the user to select one. This has the added benefit that users with
large resolutions but narrow bandwidth can choose a smaller image that
downloads faster.

The images aren't very large, cause they already are thumbnails and linked
to the original image, so i don't think it's an option...

Ang Talunin wrote:

I don't care. If they want to see the foto's I'm displaying correctly,
without scrollbars the just have to maximise...

Possibly a better solution would be to give the user the choice of image
size. Perhaps a background image with a scale on it showing how wide and
tall "small" and "large" (and whatever other sizes you want) will appear
and ask the user to select one. This has the added benefit that users
with large resolutions but narrow bandwidth can choose a smaller image
that downloads faster.

The images aren't very large, cause they already are thumbnails and linked
to the original image, so i don't think it's an option...

Its quite possible. Just create images of whatever intermediate sizes you
want, and then dynamically generate the thumbnails pages with links to the
selected image size.

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/