HTML - Resizing - Image Goes Behind A Table When Window Resized

Is there a way to disable the resizing of a window in firefox? I'm using this code:

window.open('google.com','newwin','width=200,height=200,resizable=no')

In Internet Explorer it's working fine but in Firefox it's not

Thanks

Hey everyone!
I am a game developer and some of my games apear in Internet Explorer.
The problem is that the players can resize the window if they got IE7 or IE8.
On the previous versions this wasn't possible because I blocked it using HTML.
How do I block this resizing option (100%..125%...) now?

THANKS

Hi folks,

I am frustrated and hope that someone can throw their three cents in the mix and offer a solution for a web design problem I'm facing. I am sure it is simple to someone who understands the complexities of web design.

I am developing a website ..however when I go to view the site on a smaller monitor, my site looks squished and the elements are all on top of one another. I have a 20 inch monitor and I assume that I should be designing for a 17 inch, eh? What can I do so as my web page resizes correctly for any size monitor?

http://www.talktomydog.com/coach.htm


Do I need to change the resolution of the monitor to 800x600 when I design the site,,or is it something else I need to do?

Thanks so much..

T

When I resize/drag window in IE8 and FF the screen remains perfect by getting a HR scroll bar, but Ie7 is not rendering images/divisions properly while resizing the window,

all the text/menu get scrambled initially when dragging, but after refreshing it becomes perfect.. can I know why this happens? Is it problem with css or browser response/refresh time? I cannot give the link since this is an internal project hosted locally..

Any help appreciated..
Thanks

i'm trying to wrap my head around floats, and implement them into a new design i'm doing.

basically it's a 4 column directory listing. it looks fine when the browser is >960px, but once you resize your browser so only two columns fit horizontally, the 3rd column appears below as desired BUT it is off to the right, and the 4th column is below on the left. once you resize your browser so only one column fits horizontally, it appears correct again.

any tips to fix the layout when only two columns can fit horizontally?

the site is here (css is in the header for now):
http://cortlandareatribune.com/test/directory.html

Greetings,

Thanks in advance for any help. Basically, I'm new to HTML, I've made a site with an external CSS file, its all good, except that all the elements stay to the left. The browser background is grey, the actual page background is white (its an image, however, not just the colour). The page adjusts when I resize the IE window, but nothing else does, they just stay there.

I've tried absolute positioning, relative, and so on, but nothing seems to fix it. How do I get the elements to move?

I've attached the CSS and index file (named portfolio) for reference. I apologise in advance for my general noobiness. I hope the poorly written attachments don't hinder the helping process.

Thank you,
Panda.

Hello. I am currently making a website using tables. Basically I'm collecting php data feeds from an open-source CMS and feeding the data into different table cells via a php tag in each. I'm using a single background image for the whole table as I want that image to stay the same and I can't really use CSS for this. However, I cannot keep my table the same size. Of course, when my table shifts, it knocks all my data out of line and it doesn't sit right with the background image anymore. It is only about 780 pixels wide and I don't want it to resize with browsers etc, the size it is is fine to stay like that all the time. The text that is feeding into it doesn't appear to be wrapping and then just stretches the table, even though I've specified widths etc already.

Any help would be much appreciated. Ta.

I have a table with the height attribute set to 100%. This is displayed within a frameset. The table has a thin border on the right, and I want this to be continuous for the full height of the frame when displayed, irrespective of the content.

The problem is that the table doesn't fill the frame, so the border stops leaving a gap.

How can I get the table to resize to fill the frame?

Hello everybody,

I'm writing here because I'm having a problem with Chrome resizing a table.
I have a table representing one day (24 hours). In this table I draw activity bars using colspan. The precision for activities start/stop is 2 minutes, so I draw a table containing 30*24 <td/> tags.
The table has 100% width as I want the chart to be resizable. The result is great in Firefox and IE8 (all columns resize the same way), but in Chrome, when downsizing page width, the columns resize one after the other, starting from the first. So the chart scale gets corrupted.

Here is a sample code I used to reproduce the issue :

Code:

<html>
<body>
<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="table-layout:fixed;width:100%;word-wrap:break-word;">
<tr>
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</tr>
<tr height="30" valign="middle" align="left">
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex;">0h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">1h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">2h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">3h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">4h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">5h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">6h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">7h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">8h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">9h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">10h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">11h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">12h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">13h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">14h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">15h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">16h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">17h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">18h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">19h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">20h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">21h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left" style="border-right:1px solid #dddddd;"><div style="padding-left:1ex">22h</div></td>
  <td colspan="30" align="left"><div style="padding-left:1ex">23h</div></td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>

Any idea about what's going on?

Thank you very much for your help

Stephane

Situation:

My site allows people to upload their profile picture - nothing new. However, when someone wants to view the profile of my members I want their profile picture to be displayed proudly.

The problem is that members will upload different sizes of images, mostly between 200 x 400. But there are times a member will upload a very large image, or a very small image.

When I do image resizing I can't seem to get the small images to look correct because I set the width at 200px, which causes the image to auto resize proportionately to it's height as well, So it look ok. But small images that are already under 200px are stretched.

Is there a way to make the html resize an image no greater than 200 px, but not affect images already under the 200px limit?

thanks!

Hi

I know how to resize an image to certain dimensions

Code:

<IMG src="http:www.example.com/image.jpg" alt="Image" align="top" border="0" width="50" height="50">

However, I dont want that!

I want to resize it according to its original shape

Like Myspace do with Images

The image is resized but stays tall or wide

What is the resizing code guys

I have a large background image that I am trying to resize depending on resolution.

here's the site: http://coloradoorganiclandscaping.com/

Any ideas?

Hi! I'm new to this site and new to HTML so please don't bash me. I really need help with a problem I have. I have four images as my buttons and links to various pages on my site. They're rectangles that spread out horizontally on my screen. However, not all computer screens are the same size, so at school for example, since the screen is smaller, the order of my links gets messed up. Is there any way to size an image so that it is 25% of a moniter? If so, could someone just like, right the code down so I may copy? I"m really bad at html. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hi... I have two (hopefully simple) questions:

First, is there any way to make a table resize automatically to fit a browser window regardless of the size of the window when the table contains images? I know how to make the table fit the window using <width="85%">, but that only works to a certain point. What I would like to have the image resize itself as the table shrinks. Is this possible?

Also, How do I get text to wrap around an image. Like have the image in the upper left corner. Then the text would start at the top of the image directly to it's right and continue on to the bottom of the image. Then it would drop down below the image all the way to the images left edge. I hope I am asking this correctly.

Thanks in advance!

Im in the process of redoing my website. I originally did it in dreamweaver with a very cheesy method of just using hotspots. So Im going through and redoing it by hand in html.

Im doing the index page right now and playing around with the idea of having the whole page in one table.

My problem is the table isnt starting in the top left corner where I want it. I have the border set to "0" but theres still space around the table. How do I get rid of this space?