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ianwelshy
23-12-10, 10:16
I have a screen resloution of 1900x1080,but when i go on the internet my pages do not stretch all across the screen is there a way to make it happen???thanks for the advice

Pepp77
23-12-10, 10:21
I have a screen resloution of 1900x1080,but when i go on the internet my pages do not stretch all across the screen is there a way to make it happen???thanks for the advice

In a word no. It all depends on how the pages are coded by the people who made them.

You could try increasing the magnification of the webpage to make everything biggr, this will make pages wider but also taller.

wonderlust
23-12-10, 10:22
I have a screen resloution of 1900x1080,but when i go on the internet my pages do not stretch all across the screen is there a way to make it happen???thanks for the advice

unfortunately no. Many websites seem to be set up for the lowest common LCD resolution (1024x768) so a lot of the time you will get a web site either to one side (ie ITV-f1) or in the centre with a lot of empty space (Facebook).

My screen is 2048x1152 as such i have the advantage that 2 web pages side by side look good ;)

ianwelshy
23-12-10, 10:23
ok thanks guys for the advice just checking

wonderlust
23-12-10, 10:28
ok thanks guys for the advice just checking


Aria's website and forum both woprk full width :D

Faisal
23-12-10, 15:48
I have a screen resloution of 1900x1080,but when i go on the internet my pages do not stretch all across the screen is there a way to make it happen???thanks for the advice

It doesn't work like that, web designers usually make their web pages at 800 pixels wide so the page is not too big and is as universal as possible for users using older and smaller screens. Usually forums are extendible to full screen via PHP but websites don't allow this. The only advantage you have with your big screen is viewing your desktop and playing games/watching movies. With the internet it's just going to be normal.

benzeman
01-01-11, 12:23
This cool kid web designer uses a container with a min width of 600px (so a site looks good on an iPad or similar), and a width of 80% (centred)! Example code (http://forums.aria.co.uk/showthread.php?p=762967)

Smifis
01-01-11, 19:21
min width isn't supported very well,

I've always just enclosed an object inside the wrapper with a width of whatever the minimum you want and set a height to 1px,