Tag Archives: Media Queries

Floating ad

Posted on June 16, 2012 by admin391 views

Good day. I wish to accomplish something on the following forum: http: //tech-squad. org/ I want to begin a Google AdSense skyscraper ad I would like it to be to the left side. It should stay scrolling while using person, and make perfectly with the top end " navigation menu" or whatever you need to call it… the thing that says " Residence, FAQ, etc… " YET here’s the find… only on huge screens… when there’s tons of extra space around the side. How thank you So the actual " tech-squad" carries a site (script) failure MY SPOUSE AND I can’t view their site. But I must say that any floating google ad could well be annoying. That’s my opinion. . Mass media queries and predetermined positioning. But including mlseim said, that will be horribly annoying. OK. If you’re more dedicated it’s horribly frustrating I won’t take action. Yes I’m cognizant of the PHP error. I screwed in place some core data files and I’m having somebody fix it. Lol. I simply thought that placing an ad there would consume some of that empty space.

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Does Size Really Matter?

Posted on June 10, 2012 by admin585 views

Good day, We are a newbie to web design. I made our page 1696 times 1438. You guys noticed it and said I were required to take it lower a notch. Now its 1280 x 800 that is popular I listen to. I just got done redesigning the idea in photoshop. While i preview it them doesnt fill your page. So What will i do to complete the page Should i make it 1920 wide and center the middle How do i make it so if the user opens the actual page big it will eventually stretch, but if the page is tiny the center will probably be what the user sees compared to the topo left from the page BTW A person guys really aided me last time frame thanks! 1280 x 800 is a popular monitor file size. Best size for most websites is 960 huge. Centering the web page is popular (look from this site for example of how to do that). PS – LOL the title of this thread. I wasn’t guaranteed whether I’d look for a spammer’s post inside or a respectable question. LOL. One easy way is as Moseley claimed, design 960px large and … Continue reading →

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Help with designing a website for different resolutions?

Posted on June 8, 2012 by admin490 views

Relating to been creating websites for some time now but cant apparently cut the job short by simply using one site for those resolutions. Any ideas would certainly be grateful. Only thing helping us is css, requiring you to create three different pages jointly for different file sizes. so if the website has 5 pages I would have to make 15 internet pages, etc. Thanks earlier. You’re searching for a liquid array. Liquid layouts explain columns, etc. with regard to percentages as opposed to set widths. Remember, though, that whatever, there are planning to be some set width issues you are likely to live through (e. g. photos, Adsense code if you’re a publisher, for example. ) Look at the 1140px grid program, it makes good use of media queries to suit completely down to mobile or portable resolutions! thanks for any liquid info TheGAME1264… it came in very useful. You lost me to the 1140px, Ganners, but thanks anyway a similar. But i own but another problem on my palms or rather question which is will liquid layout assist images and pen Sorry, shouldve presented a link! Check this site out: http: //cssgrid. net/ It will eventually work with … Continue reading →

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