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Dreamweaver site built on a Mac in CSS displays huge on all PC's
Problem
Dreamweaver site built on a Mac in CSS displays huge on all PC's. See the site at ryanroydesign.com
Solution
No idea how to fix
Detailed description
Dreamweaver site built on a Mac in CSS displays huge on all PC's.
See the site at ryanroydesign.com
Text ID: DREAMWEAVER1
Comments (3)
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Not sure -
by BenHewitt on March 29, 2009
I dont think that it looks all that huge, it's only slightly taller than my browser window in IE7 and Firefox on my PC.
Don't know what to suggest, but I did want to compliment you on your Florida Baseball picture - cool idea. Best of luck.
Huge....
by doctorsid on February 28, 2009
I suppose you are reffering to the font size/ If you specified teh font in point size and not in in pixels then the PC version of your site is going to be much different. The PC renders and displays fonts larger than seen on the Mac. Some fonts can "appear" to be as much as 2 point sizes bigger. You can specify the point size and leading in pixels and it will be a lot closer to what you see on the mac. Keep in mind the Mac display is at 72ppi and the PC is at 96 or at least I think it is.
Not enough info...
by MicahBurke on February 19, 2009
Huge how? It is tough to determine what is "huge" when no specs are given nor browsers listed. Safari, IE and Firefox all have slightly different rules on how they display specific CSS. The particular browser's settings also can alter the appearance of a site.
Perhaps a better way of doing what your attempting is to use background images rather than images stacked inside different divs. Make one div surrounding the other content, with a single background image of the hand (a great photo btw) and then manually place the other divs on the page where you want them.
You basically have created a tabled page using divs rather than using divs for what they're designed for.