Layout question

Hi to all,
do you think it is possible to realize this layout?

Frontpage:

http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer_site1.jpg

Questions:
Is it possible to center all items horizontally and vertically for all
screen resolutions
The bar should be the background image
If yes is there any chance to scale the vertical bar f.e with blue at
the upper and lower end so that it is fitting with larger and smaller
resolutions? I am afraid there is no chance.
All other pages should get this layout
http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer_siteVERLAG.jpg


Other question:
this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
what could be wrong?


Regards Knut

Re: Layout question

On 07 Apr 2008, Knut Krueger wrote:

> Hi to all,
> do you think it is possible to realize this layout?
>
> Frontpage:
>
> http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer_site1.jpg
>
> Questions:
> Is it possible to center all items horizontally and vertically for all
> screen resolutions
> The bar should be the background image
> If yes is there any chance to scale the vertical bar f.e with blue at
> the upper and lower end so that it is fitting with larger and smaller
> resolutions? I am afraid there is no chance.
> All other pages should get this layout
> http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer_siteVERLAG.jpg

Not quite sure exactly what layout, but v & h centering is kinda hairy.
However, with the stated background, check out:

http://www.neredbojias.com/tsttst/hemmer.html

Opera has probs smoothly rendering. I think there's a css fix, but I
don't know it. FF and IE seem to have perpetual scrollbar problems;
hopefully they'll get off their asses someday and fix them, but astute
javascript can alleviate the situation. Surprisingly, Safari appears to
work like a champ.


> Other question:
> this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
> http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
> what could be wrong?

With what?

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Re: Layout question

In article ,
Neredbojias wrote:

> > Other question:
> > this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
> > http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
> > what could be wrong?
>
> With what?

Perhaps OP does not know how to reduce it in size and is puzzled why it
looks so big on screen or why it is so big in file size after some
effort to compress it. If that is what is bothering OP, it is simply too
big in width and height for any web use and easily reduced in pixel
width and height in any image software.

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Re: Layout question

>> Other question:
>> this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
>> http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
>> what could be wrong?

>
> With what?

I don't know,
there is no problem when viewing the image offline
with the same browser

Knut
>

Re: Layout question

>> Other question:
>> this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
>> http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
>> what could be wrong?

>
> With what?

I don't know,
there is no problem when viewing the image offline
with the same browser

Knut
>

Re: Layout question

I found the reason .... The FTP Client was in Ascii mode ... Do not know
why, normally its in Automatic mode. But the 3 from 4 images are ok one
was corrupted. So I did not think about the upload mode.

Regards Knut

Re: Layout question

Neredbojias schrieb:

> Not quite sure exactly what layout, but v & h centering is kinda hairy.
> However, with the stated background, check out:
>
> http://www.neredbojias.com/tsttst/hemmer.html
>
Thank you for your suggetion.
Looks good as a first step .... but my first answer which I got here in
the forum was: you are misusing tables ;-)

> Opera has probs smoothly rendering. I think there's a css fix, but I
> don't know it. FF and IE seem to have perpetual scrollbar problems;
> hopefully they'll get off their asses someday and fix them, but astute
> javascript can alleviate the situation.
The solution should be without javascript.

Knut

Re: Layout question

Knut Krueger wrote:

> Neredbojias schrieb:
>> Not quite sure exactly what layout, but v & h centering is kinda
>> hairy. However, with the stated background, check out:
>>
>> http://www.neredbojias.com/tsttst/hemmer.html

It might not be so hairy if it had a complete and valid doctype.


missing end ">" but still ... why Transitional?

> Thank you for your suggetion. Looks good as a first step .... but my
> first answer which I got here in the forum was: you are misusing
> tables ;-)

If you want to use a table to center a splash page, and not use them
elsewhere on the site except for tabular data, I won't tell. :-)

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Re: Layout question

On 08 Apr 2008, dorayme wrote:

> In article ,
> Neredbojias wrote:
>
>> > Other question:
>> > this image is compressed with 20% 24Bit RGB
>> > http://knut-krueger.de/hemmer2.jpg
>> > what could be wrong?
>>
>> With what?
>
> Perhaps OP does not know how to reduce it in size and is puzzled why it
> looks so big on screen or why it is so big in file size after some
> effort to compress it. If that is what is bothering OP, it is simply too
> big in width and height for any web use and easily reduced in pixel
> width and height in any image software.

Quite possible. I just found the OQ (-original query) a bit vague. But I
suppose "in time all things will be answered" unless that's just another
delusion to keep us from getting too close to reality or an impatient
teacher.

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Re: Layout question

On 08 Apr 2008, Knut Krueger wrote:

> Neredbojias schrieb:
>
>> Not quite sure exactly what layout, but v & h centering is kinda
>> hairy. However, with the stated background, check out:
>>
>> http://www.neredbojias.com/tsttst/hemmer.html
>>
> Thank you for your suggetion.
> Looks good as a first step .... but my first answer which I got here
> in the forum was: you are misusing tables ;-)

So? Do you believe everything you read?

> The solution should be without javascript.

The world should be at peace. Amen.

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Re: Layout question

On 08 Apr 2008, "Beauregard T. Shagnasty"
wrote:

> Knut Krueger wrote:
>
>> Neredbojias schrieb:
>>> Not quite sure exactly what layout, but v & h centering is kinda
>>> hairy. However, with the stated background, check out:
>>>
>>> http://www.neredbojias.com/tsttst/hemmer.html
>
> It might not be so hairy if it had a complete and valid doctype.
>
> >
> missing end ">" but still ... why Transitional?

Ze page was derived from a similar effort without the background wherein
ie6 would screw up unless in quirks mode.

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