Hi, I have a webpage and I have resolution issues, for me it looks good but for the others it's not. What can I do so it could look the same for diferent resolutions? It has to be re-made? Please answer quickly
First, we'd have to see the site in question to even start to approach the problems -- though it sounds like you have a fixed width non-responsive layout -- if so it's also possible you have non-semantic markup, no separation of presentation from content, and a whole host of other outdated/outmoded design and coding practices. Your very question is broken -- "The same at different resolutions" is NOT something you should EVER be thinking about doing in a design, the layout should be fluid and responsive to adapt to all the different resolutions. The mere notion of making it "the same" is the antithesis of accessible design, and to be frank defeats the entire point of using HTML in the first place! Basically all the things I'm constantly saying that certain lazy developers are constantly scoffing at... see the sleazy scam artists dicking around making pretty pictures in Photoshop then having the cojónes to call themselves "designers". See the sleazy shortcut of making fixed width layouts. See the half-assed garbage vomited up by WYSIWYG editors or off the shelf "site builders" -- sooner or later it will bite the site owner who was duped into using them in the ass.
q: is this the same page you were asking about in your other thread here: https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/help-please.2674901/ If so, you have no doctype, so IE is going to render ENTIRELY different from "RoW" (rest of world) as IE is in 'quirks mode', basically rendering as per HTML 4 Draft and CSS 2 Draft, not the current version RoW uses. Generally speaking that page is garbage -- extra DIV for nothing, extra classes and ID's for nothing, nonsensical/gibberish use of numbered headings, TD doing TH's job, clearing DIV like it's still 2001, tables for layout on a non-semantic/gibberish form, attributes like ALIGN that have no business on a page written after 1997, no MEDIA attribute on the LINK for the CSS, etc, etc... and that's just the markup. The biggest problem I see is the OPPOSITE of what I said in a way -- you have 'not viable for web deployment' elements in a fluid layout -- you either need to rethink those elements, or fix the width. Much less the bizzaro bold on words like "The" just because it's first-word.... for what should probably be STRONG on values you actually want to have 'more emphasis'... Also the background method you are using inside the headings is badly broken too. So... get a doctype on it, set a min-width or fix the width (looks like it should be a for print only layout actually -- again, NOT viable for web deployment) drag the markup kicking and screaming into this century, and work on the semantics a bit...
Hey, I had to make a HTML/CSS page after a PDF page, and I gaved this work to one of my employee, he is from INDIA, in the beginning it was looking the same, but for others because they have a smaller resolution it's not the same... Here is the PDF I had to copy and the HTML/CSS zip files, If someone can make a bit of editing, please help