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hi all
i am beginner .i am building a website with screen resolution is 1024/768.i have been made web pages for site but when i open thoe pages in laptops or other computer they did not fit on size.so what size i choose so that in different-different resolution of computer,my page will size fit to them. so Please Help me

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reported building a site in Dreamweaver and seeing pages that "did not fit" on other machines. Replies in the thread split between fixed pixel suggestions and using relative sizing; was correct that an identical pixel-perfect fit on every screen is not realistic. The modern, reliable approach is to make layouts adapt to the viewport instead of targeting a single resolution.

Recommended checklist (concise, practical):

  • Adopt a fluid page container that scales with available width but constrains maximum line length for readable text.
  • Move away from table-based or inline fixed-size marking and use CSS layout rules that let columns stack or reflow at different widths.
  • Use responsive image techniques so images scale inside their containers and are served at appropriate pixel sizes.
  • Apply breakpoint rules (media queries) to switch layout patterns at sensible widths rather than forcing one fixed size for all devices.
  • Ensure a standards DOCTYPE and proper viewport handling so modern browsers render the layout as intended.
  • Test by resizing the browser, using device emulation, and checking on real devices; also optimize exported images for the web to keep pages fast.

Contextual notes tied to the thread: and were steering toward relative sizing (the right idea), but simply forcing full-size values is not a complete solution. 's fixed dimensions illustrate why fixed targets break on other screens. 's plan to swap styles per case maps to the breakpoint approach described above.

Further reading and examples: Responsive design basics, Using media queries, Responsive images.

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Member Avatar for Dannyo329

I would reccommend 600x800pixels or 1152x864. (welll thats wat my laptop uses anyway...)

Member Avatar for sreein1986

if you are use tables give height and width = "100%"

and your images resoutions must 72 DPi
it's fit all browsers and all resolutions computers

Member Avatar for MidiMagic

You can NOT make a page exactly fit the screen on all computers.

Member Avatar for sreein1986

You can NOT make a page exactly fit the screen on all computers.

i think if we give height and width ='100%' it should fill all comps ...

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Try 2 mixed this up along with your stylesheet attribution! html { height: 100%; } Hope this would help you up! Enjoy!

Member Avatar for tiger86

You can NOT make a page exactly fit the screen on all computers.

Well I finally decided to go through all my old Web Designer issues to prove that IT IS possible to fit all computer screens! It was proven that you can make a Website appear the same by using CSS tags to call three different tag names and then use them in divs. I will post a snippet of it tomorrow after I'm back gambling with my friends.

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