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terrible1
10-01-2002, 06:03 AM
I have a problem with my site.
I have designed the site (all but the default page) specifically for 800*600 res (backgrounds etc). I know that this isn't really ideal, but I'm definately not going to redo it again. I know I can have a browser detection script that will alert the user that my page is best viewed in this res, but most people won't care and will end up seeing the ugly result of an 800*600 background being tiled in a 1024*768 window, for example.
Is there a script or simple code that will open an 800*600 IE window and load the pages in it. Also the window should have a disabled maximise button and no horizontal scroll bars.
At the moment I have a preload page as the default page that has a progress bar and after all the images and stuff are loaded it then redirects to my home page and the rest of my site (all 800*600 specific). Can I get the script to work in this environment?

thanks in advance.

glenngv
10-01-2002, 07:37 AM
you can use CSS so that no tiling occurs

body { background: white url("images/bakgd.gif") no-repeat fixed center; }

this is the format of the background property:

background : background-color &| background-image &| background-repeat &| background-attachment &| background-position