Resizing Web Browser

R

RG

How do you specify the minimum width and length of a browser frame whereby if
a user would reduce the size beyond minimum, the relative positioned tags
will no longer move?



Thanks in advance
 
R

RG

I think I misstated my quesiton. Let me try again.

I meant to say that the windows would resize without restriction, but there
will be a point where scrollbars are going to kick in once the threshold is
surpassed and the layout will not change anymore.
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

Still not possible, with the exception that with a frame you can set the scrollbars to be automatic,
so if the frame is too small to display the full page content, then scrollbars will appears.

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

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R

RG

Can this be controled through css?

Thomas A. Rowe said:
Still not possible, with the exception that with a frame you can set the scrollbars to be automatic,
so if the frame is too small to display the full page content, then scrollbars will appears.

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

http://www.Ecom-Data.com
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Thomas A. Rowe

I will leave that answer to those the use CSS.

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

http://www.Ecom-Data.com
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P@tty Ayers

I think I misstated my quesiton. Let me try again.

I meant to say that the windows would resize without restriction, but
there
will be a point where scrollbars are going to kick in once the threshold
is
surpassed and the layout will not change anymore.


Sure - this is very common. Create a "flexible" layout which expands to fill
100% of the window (I do this using tables). Then, include enough images,
placed as needed in the table's cells, so that the table cannot shrink
beyond a certain horizontal width (the sum of all the side-by-side images
which create the widest non-shrinkable point). You may need to use "shims"
(1x1 pixel transparent GIFs set to the desired pixel width).
 

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