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How can I make a Dreamweaver page so it resizes accoridng to which browser / resolution etc the viewer is using???

Thanks!

[rgbartlett]

Mmm .. I'm going to take a stab at this as no-one else has offered. If you use percentage rather than pixel as the size of the page and the elements on it, it will size according to the size of the viewable window. E.g. create a page, put a table in it which is set as size 85%, and it (and it's contents) will be 85% of the window. Give it a shot. I know tables should be replaced by CSS now, but I'm not that proficient with CSS so I'd suggest looking it up!

Cheers - Richard

[crackingmedia]

I think what you need is to have

width: 100%

set in your body tag.

You could do it like this:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body {
width: 100%
}
-->
</style>

Hope that helps,
Peter

[OldWelshGuy]

you should also not use absolute fotn sizes.

there are many different ways of doing this, including using browser detectors that identify and deliver content according to browser and screen res.