I'm not here to present my project .. just for the show :mrgreen:
Here is my website (base on "transission" template).. i think i have done a good work :roll:
PS: and now a word for The cms.
I love trying CMS and i fall always down when i tryed one. But here, in WebsiteBaker i found something special i didn't found in other projet...
I'ts a really good work ( clap clap ) Bravo à vous :wink:
http://s146881144.onlinehome.fr/projet/
hey ... does look quite good. But you should make your display area a bit bigger ... something like 700 by 500 would look much better (especially on bigger screens) :-)
An maybe open the template up to the bottom, but that's me, not liking thoses internal scrollbars ...
cheers
Klaus
i appreciate u're opinion.
I'll try to change some things during my 'hollydays'
First, very attractive site Tiphu.
To Klaus, that's really a tough call on the size. I've been wrestling with display size on a site I'm working on. The client wants something similar to this.
There are enough 800 X 600 pixel screens around that I wouldn't want to ignore them. On the other hand a display this size look too small on new larger monitors.
I think I'm going to have to include a Style Sheet Switcher (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/bodyswitchers/) to give people a choice of display sizes. Though I haven't tried to include it with WB yet.
@mysticcowboy
I've been looking into that issue a bit as well, because of the fact, that I want to be able to have sites displayed on small screens.
again, I haven't found a solution, but what I am looking for is something like the "if statements" for the browsers in the CSS statement ...
If resolution = 800x600 use stylesheet A
If resolution = 1024x768 use stylesheet B
If resolution > 1024x768 use stylesheet C
but no luck yet to implement anything like this ...
cheers
Klaus
Quote from: kweitzel on May 04, 2006, 03:34:18 AM
@mysticcowboy
I've been looking into that issue a bit as well, because of the fact, that I want to be able to have sites displayed on small screens.
again, I haven't found a solution, but what I am looking for is something like the "if statements" for the browsers in the CSS statement ...
If resolution = 800x600 use stylesheet A
If resolution = 1024x768 use stylesheet B
If resolution > 1024x768 use stylesheet C
but no luck yet to implement anything like this ...
cheers
Klaus
How would you propose handling people like me who don't keep the browser maximized? One of my screens has a 1280 pixel width but I typically size my browser window at about 900px by 600px.
Ever tried this ??
http://javascript.internet.com/css/style-sheets-by-resolution-3.html
John