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Enigma006
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Hi

We are using 7.7 and I am not aware if there is any shortcut for this.

I am building a user interface (html page) using HTML Composer. But the problem is the size varies when viewed on various monitors with various screen resolutions.

Can this be addressed in any way?

I tried relative instead of absolute but it created a mess.

Please let me know if any.

Thank you..

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Ramkumar - Webfous
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Body width in % is the key. This you can go direclty to the Source Code in HTML composer and can edit the same.

You can see here for an Example !!!


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Ramkumar.
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David Glick
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There is a property for the BODY object called "Loading screen" which defaults to ours, but can be changed. This is better than editing the code and will be supportable and upgradeable.


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Sorry, wrong reply. You can make BODY. A percent using the "width" property on the Property sheet.


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Ramkumar - Webfous
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quote:
Sorry, wrong reply. You can make BODY. A percent using the "width" property on the Property sheet.


Yeah. True. This can be done both ways, either through property window or on code directly.


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