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Re: Browser compatibility questions From Hope at SEO Analysis on 28 August '02 replying to Browser compatibility questions posted by uyecp If you are wanting your webpage to be a set size, then you need to chage your table size from a % to a fixed width. It would read <table width="100%"> you want it to read something like this <table width="600"> you can do the same for the height also. >How to ensure a design works on all browsers (Netscape, IE...)? > >How to ensure the page will be loaded in their browser with the >pre determined screen size(the same screen size as on everyone >elses)? In another word, to give it a constant screen size, >independent on their browser setting.

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>If you are wanting your webpage to be a set size, then you need >to chage your table size from a % to a fixed width. It would >read <table width="100%"> you want it to read something like this ><table width="600"> you can do the same for the height also. > >>How to ensure a design works on all browsers (Netscape, IE...)? >> >>How to ensure the page will be loaded in their browser with the >>pre determined screen size(the same screen size as on everyone >>elses)? In another word, to give it a constant screen size, >>independent on their browser setting.
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