Asp.Net 2010 Screen Size Problem

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Hi, It's my first project. I have designed a project with table, consisting the li objects..It's nice on that system for 1490 X resolution..
After that I have taken the project to my home computer 1024x768 rsolution, that project output has bad..And the screen,not like the previous resolution output. so, how to solve this problem..with various browsers and various resolutions?

Does any specific method is there?

Thanks for the guidances..

Posted 30-Sep-13 20:27pm

Paramu1973

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Hemant Singh Rautela 1-Oct-13 2:39am

This is not a asp.net 2010 problem... It is in your html and css, You can use responsive design for sort out this kind of problem, Or you have to use a standard 1024*768 design because this screen rsoultuion(or above) is used widely...

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-30T20:34:00

The idea of Web design relying on any particular window size is wrong from the very beginning. You forget that the user can change the window size at any time.

Also, it's pointless (however possible) to fetch the window size using JavaScript. Instead, you should design your pages the way they automatically arrange themselves reasonably well in a wide range of sizes. Consider simplest style where you use just paragraphs, headers and other simple elements. They will arrange automatically and nicely. Why not other pages? One of the way to solve this problem would be to embrace liquid, fluid, elastic design. Please see my past answer:
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—SA