website display with different view in different monitor

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Hi,

In my computer web site the resolution is complete but if I see it in other computers then it is showing a different view.

http://www.tikihutmotel.com/home.aspx[^]

(This is the link of my website.)

Posted 25-Jan-12 15:04pm

Aniruddh Bhatt

Updated 25-Jan-12 22:32pm

Uday P.Singh

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Jan-12 21:14pm

What does it mean: "web site resolution is complete"? It sounds scary... :-)
--SA

Dalek Dave 26-Jan-12 3:45am

Edited for Grammar and Syntax.

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**Dalek Dave** · Answer 1 · 2012-01-25T21:47:00

Solution 3

This[^] is possibly useful for you too.

Posted 25-Jan-12 21:47pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2012-01-25T15:28:00

No wonder. It's not "different computer", it's different width of the client area of the Web browser window in pixels, in turn, due to different size of the computer screen in pixels.

If you expected the look of the site to be 100% identical, you should fix your logical thinking, not the site. You task was not to make identical look, your task is to make the site recognizable in different screen resolution, but first of all, informative and easy to read and navigate. The design is done for content, not content for design; and the content is done for the site visitors, not the other way around. I'm feel uncomfortable even to mention it, but did even check if on the "different computer" it was the same system settings (Clear Type, hinting, colors, etc.) and it ran the same version of a Web browser. I did not want to disappoint them, but they all render content in slightly different ways. Again, your task is not the identical look… see above.

As to the site… (sigh…) I guess I will never want to stay in Tiki Hut Motel anymore. :-(

Should I even explain what's bad? Everything: color, typography, impossible layout, symmetry, text layout, irritating transition effects in those below-the-amature-level pictures, but main problem is, fixed type of layout. No one will volunteer to read this disgusting non-informative text. I want to unsee what I saw.

—SA

thatraja · Answer 3 · 2012-01-25T21:41:00

Solution 2

Already answered similar questions here before, check these
web form display [^]
Set A Standard Screen Resolution For Web Application[^]
Get Client Machine Resolution in ASP.net[^]

Posted 25-Jan-12 21:41pm

thatraja

Nileksh Dhimer 10488169 · Answer 4 · 2013-12-25T22:32:00

Solution 4

Here two ways for this problem:

1] Make CSS for different screen size catch screen size using coding and apply specific CSS runtime.

2] Use attributes (adjust) margin from top, bottom, left & right of the screen.

Posted 25-Dec-13 22:32pm

Nileksh Dhimer 10488169