Your screen resolution

[Vater Araignee]

I'm working on my web site but I no longer know what the average users resolution is.

SO vote vote vote

Hey did I remember to say VOTE!!!

[Jarodaka]

1400 x 1050

[Fierce Critter]

18" viewable monitor. Yard sales rock.

[soothsayer]

800×600

[Vater Araignee]

so far statistics is saying 800x600.

but I'll be nice and give it more time

[Jarodaka]

Hmm, depends on which statistic you're looking at. If you go with 1024x768 you're only 'cutting out' 1/3 of DGNers. Besides, those people should get new computers and stop using Netscape 4.0.

You could also be super suave web designer and make your web page adjust to people's available screen real estate.

Edited March 22, 2005 by JarodakaMister

[Vater Araignee]

Only a semi sauve designer

php what the hell is that ?

Of course I could make a page for every size and use a redirect java script but come on my fingers would fall off*G*

[Scary Guy]

Monitor one 1280X1024

Monitors two and three 1024X768

I plan on adding some too.

[paradox]

im irresolute...

[Vater Araignee]

Monitor one 1280X1024

Monitors two and three 1024X768

I plan on adding some too.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Why do I feel like you have you thumb on you nose and your saying "naner naner naner" =)

Did you know when I built may box dual screen never entered my mind?

Something I've regretted since it finally did because I no longer can afford to rectify the issue.

[squee]

it's funny how i have no idea what you're talking about

[Vater Araignee]

click start.

got to settings find control panel and click it.

find settings and double click it.

the Display Properties dialog box will pop up.

click on the settings tab.

you will find a spot that says Screen area with a less - more slider and

n by n pixels

or you can alt click on a blank space on your desktop and pick properties and

the Display Properties dialog box will pop up.

click on the settings tab.

you will find a spot that says Screen area with a less - more slider and

n by n pixels

[Scary Guy]

Get yourself an el cheepo dual head card, something non 3D should be fairly cheap. I'm using a promedia one.

[Troy Spiral (13)]

1024 X 768 usually accounts for, by most stat sites anywhere from 40-60% "users" (how to define that is a debateable subject) 800 X 600 is the old standard and usually is listed as second place. 1280x1024 is assumed to be the "up and comming new standard".

Since message board users generally are considered "more computer literate" (and thus likely to have better hardware software etc) than the average web surfer, i'd guess we'll have more of a bent toward the 1280 X 1024 than the net population at large.

[Jarodaka]

Of course I could make a page for every size and use a redirect java script but come on my fingers would fall off*G*

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I'd recommend looking up some combination of the words float, column, layout, CSS, and tutorial.

[Vater Araignee]

Cool will do

[TronRP]

My how times have changed...not sure if this is still relevant, but my screen resolution is 1920 x 1080.

[Troy Spiral (13)]

I use several different computers but this one is 1600 x 900

Can't Imagine there are too many 1024 x 768s left out there.

[torn asunder]

i'm running 1024 x 768, but i connected mine to a 45" flat screen...

[Anna Phylaxis]

I'm supposed to know this??

[Siinda]

I am sure you already solved this issue but I thought it worthwhile to mention that my resolution wasn't listed. I use 1600×900 which is on a 21inch +wide monitor. I really don't have any problems however with size conversion. Typically sites set to a percentage instead of static width size up well. 

Edited August 3, 2016 by Siinda

[Scary Guy]

Wow, this poll is so old; no 4k or even 2k (which most high-end smartphones now have.)  Actually smart phones didn't even exist then either.

Center 32" widescreen is is 1920x1080, while the other four are now where my old main monitor was at.  Also they're all now flat-panels instead of CRT's.

All of them run off one ATI card (forget the model off hand) with one Display Port, one HDMI, and two DVI connections.

[sekhmet2002]

1600 x 900

[Troy Spiral (13)]

1920 x 1200 (recommended size) only reason I have a good monitor is its a hand-me-down from my friend shaun.  *hopes it doesn't die*

 

 

I wonder what the actual data IS on DGN , I think its buried in the software somewhere.  *thinks* *digs around*

[Draco1958]

On my tower the res is 1680x1050 (recommended)  My laptop is 1366x8??  Have to check it out.