Ok, my site: http://www.manganime.ucoz.com, is too wide if the browser window's height/width ratio is changed, and I don't want to show a horizontal scroll bar. I've searched Google and these forums for keywords like "liquid design" and "fluid design" and "browser auto-resize" but I can't find what I want.
Basically, my question is this: Can I make my page automatically change size to fit the browser's width perfectly so that there's never any horizontal scrolling bar? Thanks guys for answering.So you use TABLES in the source code, right?

Just put this into the main table tag:
Code: [Select]<table width="100%" ... >
. . . . .
</table>

BTW, I DONT see any horizontal scrollbars.Thanks for replying but my tables were already set like that. Could you set it to maybe 80%, so it will be compatable with all screen/browser sizes?

How much, roughly, is it overflowing to the right?I found this at Dynamic Drive a while ago, I hope it helps, I love that site.
ASlater

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Just a few thoughts .......

Even if tables set to 100%, which should normally give an auto adjust for the size it's being viewed at - some content can ''force'' size beyond, such as very long text strings, large images etc. Other problem with auto sizing is formatting can change with size change - IMO not always useful for some text layouts, particularly when pics embedded within and then a scroll bar can appear. It only takes one item within a page to ''push'' the size to then need a horizontal scroll bar with smaller screen RES..

The auto maximize SCRIPT shown in last post should work but - maybe just me - but I hate to have my browser forced full screen!! I work in 1680x1050 res and have my app's cascaded and rarely want full screen - it's an option I'd use with discretion.

Again just me but - for uniformity of layout it seems better to choose fixed width .... either design for the 800x600 folks (they still exist) - or go for the 1024x768 crew which probably suits most laptops and is still within bounds for majority of surfers. Of course, you can use a css wrapper or use a 100% table as your wrapper but use some fixed size elements within that for content.