Homepage to big for screen

oldpea

17 years ago

How can I downsize my new homepage to fit the screen? Currently, I'm having to scroll across the screen.

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cboy
17 years ago
Hold down on the CTRL Key and roll the wheel on your mouse.
If that doesn't resize your screen, than change your resolution.
Right click your empty screen on your desktop - left click properties - click settings - move slider bar to less - this gives you 800 x 600 - you have 15 seconds to click OK - click Apply - close.
This setting is changed back the same way
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cynic
17 years ago
Is this a page you set up? If so just make the adjustments on the html.

If you use Opera or K-Meleon the ctrl/scroll will work for adjusting page size. Firefox might too. IE probably won't.
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oldpea
Original Author
17 years ago
O.K.. My new homepage was hoisted on me by ATT Yahoo.(smile)
I have tried the suggestions. No change.
800x600 is the setting. Also e-mailed ATT Yahoo.
Thanks for your response.(big smile)
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mikie_gw
17 years ago
I'd guess it to be a browser or browser setting problem.

Most web pages auto adjust to fit in the browsers, but not neccessarly the graphics on the page. Which can cause the page to widen.
Perhaps set the browser to resize images to fit your browser screen size ..and see what happens.

If that didn't fix it, and I dont have lots of custom browser configurations, I'd maybe push the default button to get all the configurations back to 'factory stock.
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oldpea
Original Author
17 years ago
Now that's what I call clear instructions!
Thanks a lot. Still no change.
This appears to be an AT&T challenge.
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klaa2
17 years ago
It has to do with the website design. Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) authoring needs to be utilized. Website design is very important now. What looks right on a 17" monitor using Internet Explorer may look really messed up on a 15" monitor running Firefox. This is due to the limitations of both hardware and software on the end users machines. When a website is authored using CSS it will automatically fit and look as it was intended on most computers (even on cell phones) regardless of the type of equipment or browser used.

This is a limited explanation, I can get a bit more technical if you'd like but it boils down to design.
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mikie_gw
17 years ago
Perhaps just dont use ATT.Yahoo browser or ATT.Yahoo for your home page ?

I have my own home page with my most popular links on it and a couple of weather stickers.
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oldpea
Original Author
17 years ago
I can't get the page to change. If it's not to much trouble, would you care to explain how you did yours, mikie?
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mikie_gw
17 years ago
Hard for me to teach you how, but if you know a bit of HTML and can write a web page. Put it in MyDocuments or anyfolder and load it in your browser and set it as the start up page.

My start page is loaded with links I use ... it looks something about like this...

<html><head><title>MyIEstart page</title></head>

<body leftmargin=0 topmargin=0 bgcolor="#333333" alink=gold vlink=yellow link=white text=gold>

<table width="100%" BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 VALIGN=top><tr><td>
<UL>

<li><a href="http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/">THS forums</a>
<li><a href="http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/comphelp">GW CompHelp</a>

</UL>

.etc..

</td><td>
<UL>

<li><a href="http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/">GW forums</a>
<li><a href="http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/lawns/">THS Lawns</a>

</UL>

.etc...

</Tr></Td>
<TABLE width="100%" bgColor=#2f3f6b><TBODY><TR><TD><A title="pops new"
href="http://images.intellicast.com/WeatherImg/RadarLoop/pie_None_anim.gif"; target=_new s_oidt="0"
s_oid="http://images.intellicast.com/WeatherImg/RadarLoop/pie_None_anim.gif"><IMG
src="http://images.intellicast.com/WeatherImages/Thumbnails/Radar/pie.gif?code=PIE"; align=left border=0
name=rad0><A href="http://www.wunderground.com/US/FL/Saint_Petersburg.html?bannertypeclick=big2"><IMG height=60
alt="Click for Saint Petersburg, Florida Forecast"
src="http://banners.wunderground.com/weathersticker/big2_both_cond/language/www/US/FL/Saint_Petersburg.gif";
width=468 align=right border=0gt;</A></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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jean_mi_z5
17 years ago
oldpea wrote:
I can't get the page to change.

If you are asking how to change your homepage to another choice, open the page that you want as your homepage. Then go to "tools/internet options. On the "general" tab, select "use current Page".

HTH,
Jean
~if we learn by our mistakes, I must be a genius~
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DA_Mccoy
17 years ago
Historically, a user should need to select Apply before OK.

DA
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jean_mi_z5
17 years ago
Historically, a user should need to select Apply before OK.

I always understood to use the apply button if you were going to navigate to an additional tab on the window. In this case, the "internet options" window.

If not, what is the purpose of using the "apply" button.

Always willing to learn....

Jean
~If we learn by our mistakes, I must be a genius.
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oldpea
Original Author
17 years ago
jean, I cannot change the homepage to another choice. The "use current" was not an option in the "internet options".
Talk about locked in!
Mikey, I may have to get a friend to help decipher your instructions. Will post the results. Thanks for all the help : )
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mikie_gw
17 years ago
Use Current
is an option in IE from within IE menu, Tools, Internet Options.

Or in control panel at Internet Options, you can type in the path to the file ;example;
C:/Server/ToshIE/myIEstart.htm
or the url ;example;
http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/comphelp/
and press apply.
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mikie_gw
17 years ago

IE7 : Do they all say 'Windows Internet Explorer' now?
Thought they said Microsoft Internet Explorer

or am i just getting old and feeble \\ ido have newest ie7 release.
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oldpea
Original Author
17 years ago
O.k.. I think I can work this out now.
Great instructions, mikey!
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