«

My web pages always look different on other peoples
computers. How do I stop the client from using their text
resize button. Does anyone know how I can make all of my
web pages look the way I made them to be. Need help ASAP.
My regular e-mail address is

you will need to use absolute font sizes instead of relative sizes for all
controls which render text. that way, when the user adjusts their text size
in their browser, your control and the text in it stays put because the font
size would be 10px for example. It's quite a lot of work to adjust all the
controls to absolute font size since the default is relative, but if this is
the effect you want, i know of no other way.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
Got DotNet? Get it here
http://home.networkip.net/dotnet/tidbits/default.htm
"Randy Hudson" <> wrote in message
news:04d901c3ccdc$e90a3ea0$...
> My web pages always look different on other peoples
> computers. How do I stop the client from using their text
> resize button. Does anyone know how I can make all of my
> web pages look the way I made them to be. Need help ASAP.
> My regular e-mail address is

Randy Hudson wrote:
> My web pages always look different on other peoples
> computers. How do I stop the client from using their text
> resize button. Does anyone know how I can make all of my
> web pages look the way I made them to be. Need help ASAP.
> My regular e-mail address is

If you really need this, see Alvin's response.

But if you're a good web site designer, you need to make
sure that your pages look well in all sizes.
If you impose your own size, you are taking away functionality
from the user (especially from visually impaired users).

--

Jos Branders

> If you impose your own size, you are taking away functionality
> from the user (especially from visually impaired users).

That's a very very good point. I missed that.

Did i mention that was a good point?

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
Got DotNet? Get it here
http://home.networkip.net/dotnet/tidbits/default.htm
"Jos" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> Randy Hudson wrote:
> > My web pages always look different on other peoples
> > computers. How do I stop the client from using their text
> > resize button. Does anyone know how I can make all of my
> > web pages look the way I made them to be. Need help ASAP.
> > My regular e-mail address is
>
> If you really need this, see Alvin's response.
>
> But if you're a good web site designer, you need to make
> sure that your pages look well in all sizes.
> If you impose your own size, you are taking away functionality
> from the user (especially from visually impaired users).
>
> --
>
> Jos Branders
>
>