I had to go live early

[JackPike]

I have been updating and restyling the SDAA website but had to go live early with news which had to go online just wondering if anyone has IE7 and how it looks also is anyone viewing with a 800X600 monitor does it look OK there a lot more pages to go yet. OK the addie is southportangling

Edited March 14, 2007 by JackPike

[Elton]

Seems to all fit in IE7, no worries.

 

Not sure about 800x600.

[Gray-Catchpole]

Looks fine in IE7, but take the screen down to 800x600 and you lose a bit of the page on the right, with no scroll bar option, you can see upto the second "i" in association. but i wouldnt worry to much, i work in the IT undustry, and in the last few years i havnt seen many machine running at 800x600, although, stats say that 12% of browsers are set to 800x600 i would say its alot less than this. below is a table showing the most popular SR`s

 

1. 1024 x 768 56.15%

2. 1280 x 1024 15.79%

3. 800 x 600 12.04%

4. 1280 x 800 4.09%

5. 1152 x 864 3.90%

 

but to get around the problem what i would do is set your site to %, that way, no matter what size resolution a visitor uses your site will automatically resize its self to fit.

 

hope this helps

[corydoras]

I agree with Grey, I can't remember the last time I saw someone run at 800x600.

 

I checked it out on.

PC running XPSP2

IE7 @ 1024x768

Firefox 2.0.0.3 @ 1024x 768

 

Apple Mac G3(Blue and White) running Tiger (MacOSX 10.4.9)

Safari 2.0.4 @ 1024x 768

 

Looked fine on both platforms.

[Steve Walker]

I keep an eye on what our users are on, because the larger their screen the more data we can give them. Data for the year to date is:

 

Resolution   %1280X1024	62 1024X768	 18 2560X1024	5 1152X864	 4 3840X1024	2 800X600	  2 2048X768	 1 1280X960	 < 11600X1200	< 11280X800	 < 11920X1200	< 11024X712	 < 1792X535	  < 12304X864	 < 11400X1050	< 11280X768	 < 11440X900	 < 13072X768	 < 14096X768	 < 1768X1024	 < 1990X693	  < 15120X1024	< 11024X740	 < 12560X960	 < 1990X685	  < 1

 

Most of our logins happen from machines in big corporate offices, though, the profile for home users would likely be different. More lower res monitors and much fewer weird multi-screen arrangements.

[gozzer]

I'm running IE7 on 800x600, and as Gray says, I can see up to the second 'i' in association, with no scroll bar.

 

 

John.

[corydoras]

I'm running IE7 on 800x600, and as Gray says, I can see up to the second 'i' in association, with no scroll bar.

John.

Time you got a better monitor mate. 800x600 is getting a bit obsolete these days.

[gozzer]

Time you got a better monitor mate. 800x600 is getting a bit obsolete these days.

 

It's a bit like me then.

 

I'll upgrade when I'm forced to, it's not a problem at the moment.

 

 

John.

[JackPike]

I think you are right they need buy a bigger monitor here my latest stats for visitors screen resolution

 

# Profile Name: www.southportangling.co.uk

# Date Range: 3/23/2007 - 3/29/2007

#--------------------------------------------------------

 

#--------------------------------------------------------

# Screen Resolutions

#--------------------------------------------------------

Screen Resolution Visits

1024x768 224

1280x1024 36

800x600 14

1440x900 13

1280x800 8

1152x864 2

1600x1200 1

1280x768 1

[glennk]

Obselete you cheaky bugger. Cost me 20 quid 5 years ago this you know. I dont subscribe to this throw away society. :D

 

Im on 800 and your right. But no major worries its only the header image thats chopped a bit off.

Edited April 8, 2007 by glennk