PSD to HTML - Stretching the Site to coverr 100% of browser question

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by marketing, Oct 3, 2007.

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    I haver been taking some web design training but have not found anything that says how to take a design and make it stretch 100% of the browser. I have mastered slicing...know how to optimize and export to the web ect...using imageready and photo shop...but how do you get the design to fill the entire browser. Example would be the following:

    http://www.forsalescripts.com/ps/md_1_0705.html

    This is just an example, but how do I get the above to stetch the entire browser width?

    Thanks for your help...
     
    marketing, Oct 3, 2007 IP
  2. marketing

    marketing Active Member

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    is this a stupid or bad question? Lots of people have viewed the thread but no one is able to help or explain?

    Is there tutorials or books you can suggest that cover how to do this?
     
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    The browser width depends on screen resolution. If you optimize it for example at 1024*768 so that it covers all screen, it won't happen the same when changing your screen resolution to a higher or lower value than 1024*768

    What that means is that you can not support all common screen resolutions at the same time. Optimize it for the most common one.
     
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    can't a psd be optimized for html to say a value like 100% so that it fits all browser sizes?

    After converting a PSD to html, what would be the html tag used to make it fit all browsers at 100%?
     
    marketing, Oct 4, 2007 IP