[Devonance]

I have this code right here:


<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
<!--
if ((screen.width>=1024) && (screen.height>=768))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1440) && (screen.height>=900))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1360) && (screen.height>=768))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1280) && (screen.height>=800))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1280) && (screen.height>=768))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1280) && (screen.height>=720))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=1152) && (screen.height>=864))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}
if ((screen.width>=800) && (screen.height>=600))
{
window.location="http://kevin61292.007si...
}

//-->
</SCRIPT>

and it works some of them time, what it does is it puts you to a different page according to your resolution on your computer. But, i have a 1440 by 900 resolution, and i put it down to 800 by 600, and it didn't go to the desired webpage for that resolution... did i type it in wrong? or does this code only work for 2 types of resolutions?

BTW, i meant to put the ... at the end of the site URL's, because i dont want people going there yet, lol.

thanks in advance!

[MMJ]

What does the final url look like?

http://kevin61292.007xxxx.com/*WIDTH*x*HEIGHT*

?

[Devonance]

what do you mean? the URL doesnt have the *WIDTH*x*HEIGHT* in it


anyway, someone on yahoo answers gave me this:

<script type="text/javascript">
var w = screen.width;
var h = screen.height;

// first satisfied if/else-if will abort the remaining test, so 
// start with the largest width/height combination and 
// work down to the smallest - note that all after the first 
// are else-if, and the last is else
if ((w >= 1440) && (h >= 900)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/biblebookcat-Highres1440by900.html
}
else if ((w >= 1360) && (h >= 768)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp1.html
}
else if ((w >= 1280) && (h >= 800)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp2.html
}
else if ((w >= 1280) && (h >= 768)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp3.html
}
else if ((w >= 1280) && (h >= 720)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp4.html
}
else if ((w >= 1152) && (h >= 864)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp5.html
}
else if ((w >= 1024) && (h >= 768)) {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/temp6.html
}
// default 
// replaces if ((w >= 800) && (h >= 600)) but actually 
// means ((w < 1024) && (h < 768)) as written
else {
loc = "http://kevin61292.007sites.com/test2.html
}

window.location = loc;
</script>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> 
<!--

but it still doesnt work... all i want to is if someone comes to my website with 800x600 resolution, they wont have to scroll sideways, and if someone has 1440x900 (like me) they dont see the background image in the top left hand corner. i read online about this and they said to make a separate webpage for different resolutions. it that the only way?

i dont know php and very little Javascript, so is there a way to make the website look nice in a different resolution in HTML?

[MMJ]

Yes, if you do it properly with CSS you can make it so that the layout is fluid.

I suggest that you make a new thread asking how to create fluid css layout where the background image stays centered.

[Devonance]

Thanks! i will make a new one