[evolt]Re: [thelist] possible to sense screen resolution?

yeah but when i see those sites where they've got non-critical stuff going
down the right side and it's a little off my screeen (wdvl for example) i
start to get a little uneasy. i'm afraid i'll miss something.

actually I'm developing in Zope so i only have to make two versions of  the
standard_header and right_sidebar files and it changes the whole site.

thanks for that script aardvark.

this is my first tip. am i doing it right?

<tip>
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Regards,
GEORGE DONNELLY
george@cyklotron.com
http://cyklotron.com/
Art (including literature) is the barometer of a culture. It reflects the
sum of a society`s deepest philosphical values: not its professed notions
and slogans but its actual view of man and existence. --Ayn Rand


> From: "Kinjal Dixit" <wapindia@crosswinds.net>
> Reply-To: thelist@lists.evolt.org
> Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 19:32:17 +0530
> To: <thelist@lists.evolt.org>
> Subject: Re: [evolt]Re: [thelist] possible to sense screen resolution?
> 
> what about people with an old browser but on a hires?
> new browser but lowres?
> and what about the overhead of maintaining two webpages?
> what about output from server side scripts?
> 
> we have started putting buffer images on the right side (or east side) of
> the screen.  A horiz scroll bar shows up with you are on lowres, but there
> is no content that you are going to miss.
> 
> there are times i wish there could be a law...
> 
> regards
> 
> kinjal dixit
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: George Donnelly <gsd@mac.com>
> To: <thelist@lists.evolt.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 7:26 PM
> Subject: Re: [evolt]Re: [thelist] possible to sense screen resolution?
> 
> 
>> thanks. that's really helpful.
>> 
>> what about this? redirect evrybody with browsers older than 4.0 to the
>> 640X480 page? Am i stereotyping too much? committing browserism ;
>> -)
>> Regards,
>> GEORGE DONNELLY
>> george@cyklotron.com
>> http://cyklotron.com/
>> It`s freedom, baby! Yeaah! --Austin Powers
>> 
>>>> is it posible to sense the resolution of the surfer's computer and
> then, say
>>>> if they have a 640X480 screen, redirect them to a different page?
>>> 
>>> screen.availWidth will do it in javascript, however, this is really only
> of
>>> any
>>> use if the user has thier browser window maximized, you could try
> juggling
>>> with
>>> width ranges and use document.body.clientWidth instead as this returns
> the
>>> actual width of the window.
>>> 
>>> Garry
>> 
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