my website looks very bad in crt monitor..pls helkp

hi every one

i designd a site in my lcd 18.5 inches monitor ( fashionattitudeinc.com)

but aftr hosting it it luksvery bad in crt monitor

shud i redesign my site or

anyone having ideas with simple solutions

or can we find weather user is using CRT monitor or LCD monitor using javascript?

 

If u can redesign it then its better u do that

 

Is the difference on color difference or the size of the monitor is different?

Use the safe color if it's for the 1st reason. Change the layout to fluid or fix/fluid mixed layout if it's for the 2nd reason. It may not be a big job using the layout generators on the signiture site.

 

it may be screen resolution probs... you can edit that easily.. if you need help I can even do that for you PM me

 

I assume you are referring to the screen size? Widescreen vs 4:3? All you have to do is build the site to fit within the confines of a non-widescreen resolution.

Could you be more specific on the problem you are seeing in the CRT?

 

i cant see even some of my images in crt ...

u can check it in crt monitor fashionattitudeinc.com

 

For me, I don't have CRT to test but your site looks awesome on my LCD

 

Well, you have a laundry list of bad webdesign going on there - so I'm not certain exactly what your CRT problem is, but there's lots of problems.

1) Splash page with animation - what is this, 1997?

2) fixed metric content fonts are an accessibility /FAIL/

3) Wierd flash animation with no fallbacks for people who want to tell you where to shove flash, combined with the massive header pushing anything resembling content clear off the page.

4) Flash embed using outdated techniques.

5) use of tags and attributes that aren't even part of the HTML specification (like Marquee and scrollamount)

6) No alt text for people using screen readers or who turn images off because they are on a metered plan.

7) tables for layout (here's a tip, if you are only going to have one TD per TR, you don't need a table!)

8) So much presentational markup it begs the question "Why bother with CSS at that point?" - just go back to HTML 3.2

Pretty much your page is built on outdated / outmoded methodologies - not too surprising since most books on shelves and career educators are a decade behind the times.

I would suggest throwing it all away and starting over - there's really little worth trying to save there.

 

thanks a lot tina