Page Width

**Boy** · 17 March 2009, 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by covoxer

The example attached. Open "page600.htm" in a browser. Resize the browser window up and down.
As I say, it is possible, but it's hard to design 3 versions of the site.
Still, if you are interested, I can make a more user friendly script than in this demo.

Amazing! Yeah, I would be interested in such a script! Would it also be possible to use such script only for certain pages of a website? I am thinking of a photo album (full size pictures w/o scrolling on lower res screens or reduced size browsers) or a home page that has a mobile phone version with only basic information (e.g., contact information) and a regular version? That would just be wonderful!

**dogbertbh** · 17 March 2009, 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by covoxer

Have you seen the example?

I DID see the example - just wasn't sure if it would still apply to phone browsers.

If it does - COOL.

I would DEFINITELY be interested in an easy script that would accomplish this.

**covoxer** · 17 March 2009, 01:01 PM

Well, it can be used for any widths, the 600/800/1000 are only for demonstration. You can create as many variants as you want and with any width you want.
But, keep in mind that we do not guarantee that pages produced by WD are correctly rendered on mobile devices.

**Boy** · 17 March 2009, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by covoxer

Well, it can be used for any widths, the 600/800/1000 are only for demonstration. You can create as many variants as you want and with any width you want.

That's great! It would add quite some flexibility (and, yes, I know, quite some complexity) to designing a website.

**Boy** · 25 March 2009, 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by covoxer

The example attached. Open "page600.htm" in a browser. Resize the browser window up and down.
As I say, it is possible, but it's hard to design 3 versions of the site.
Still, if you are interested, I can make a more user friendly script than in this demo.

Any news on this script?