Resolution, part II.

[Yan Wang]

1440x900

[ChrisH]

1400x1050

[petek]

Other:
Work: 1280 x 1024
Everywhere else: 1280 x 854

[Ashley Weed]

Other:
1440x900 (widescreen)

I enjoy CD in its "fuller" version much better. Yesterday's changes for widescreen viewing were difficult to say the least.

[Alexander McGee]

1920x1200 Widescreen.

[activemx]

Originally Posted by Brandon Martus

We did this poll a few years ago, but things change.

So .. what resolution do you primarily browse ChiefDelphi using?

I'll keep this open for 2 weeks and we'll see.

Brandon I have a suggestion. To satisfy everyone you could have both options. Using the power off CSS you can acchieve this quite easily. You can just have a link/button on the front page that the user can click can change the style and allow the users to view the website streached or fixed.
Something like this.

PHP Code:

currentWidth = 990;
setWidth(990);

function toggleWidth(){
    currentWidth = parseInt(currentWidth);
    var newWidth =990;
    if(currentWidth ==990){
        newWidth = 1200;
    }
    setWidth(newWidth);
    currentWidth = newWidth;
}
function setWidth(width){
    if(width != 990){
        newWidth = 1200;
        document.body.style.width = '90%';
    }else{
        document.body.style.width = '990px';
    }
} 


[Joel J]

Originally Posted by activemx

Brandon I have a suggestion. To satisfy everyone you could have both options. Using the power off CSS you can acchieve this quite easily. You can just have a link/button on the front page that the user can click can change the style and allow the users to view the website streached or fixed.
Something like this.

PHP Code:

currentWidth = 990;
setWidth(990);

function toggleWidth(){
    currentWidth = parseInt(currentWidth);
    var newWidth =990;
    if(currentWidth ==990){
        newWidth = 1200;
    }
    setWidth(newWidth);
    currentWidth = newWidth;
}
function setWidth(width){
    if(width != 990){
        newWidth = 1200;
        document.body.style.width = '90%';
    }else{
        document.body.style.width = '990px';
    }
} 


vBulletin comes with a style selector.

[activemx]

Originally Posted by Joel J.

vBulletin comes with a style selector.

Why not use that feature.

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by activemx

Why not use that feature.

Because I wasn't planning on offering a choice. If I were, I would've given the choice and not had to dealt with all this discussion.

[Ryan M.]

As I'm sure Brandon is thinking, maintaining multiple syles is a pain in the neck. I personally respect Brandon for putting in the time to create a whole new style...

[activemx]

Originally Posted by Ryan M.

As I'm sure Brandon is thinking, maintaining multiple syles is a pain in the neck. I personally respect Brandon for putting in the time to create a whole new style...

It was just a Javascript sytle i was talking about. Its usefull, not really a pain.

[Denman]

is it back to before? i didn't visit yesterday.....
i like it as it is, as it looks perfect on a full screen browser at 1280*1024, images fit in perfectly and it just looks good.
I will have to see what its like at school on my 1024*watever (cant remember) as the naff monitors wont go above it without it going out of range....

[Ryan M.]

Originally Posted by Denman

is it back to before?

Yeah, it's "normal" again.