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I've made a custom sized animation on flash (1000x600), |
Yikes! That is *way* too big.
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page using dreamweaver. It displays perfectly within my screen
configuration.
But then, i checked on other users browsers to see if it was ok, and it
was
wrong big time. Then i started wondering about people using 800x600
configuration on their screen, and i simulated it. The result was a
disaster, i
had to scroll meters... |
Not only that, but screen resolution isn't what you need to worry
about...it's the size of the user's browser's viewport...which is often
smaller than the screen resolution.
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Anyway, im trying to find an answer for this, a way to force the current
user's browser, |
Never force anything upon the user. That's bad practice.
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or a way for the flash file to respect the screen and browser
configuration so it shows correctly to each user, depending on their
current
configuration. |
Set the size of the flash file to a percentage width.
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2nd - Is the index.html with two different versions (800x600 & 1024x768)
the
only way to solve this? |
That won't solve anything except for those two types of monitors with people
that maximize their browser and turn off all browser chrome and don't
display their bookmarks tab, etc.
-Darrel