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Okay, so most of you probably wont notice this as being annoying but trust me, it is.
This is what i see when i view the forum
http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/res.jpg (high res)
as you can see its a little less than easy viewing. It isnt a lot of delicate coding to fix the width to pixels and not percent, all that needs to be done is http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/width.jpg or change it in the main css or whatever the nuke equivilant you use is.
Always pixels, never percent, percent makes things look 'odd' as size becomes relative to resolution and not how you want it to look, your front page to me looks like
http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/frontpage.jpg
which looks daft. The banner doesnt fit and most of the screen is taken up by empty cell space, fixed width would prevent this and make the page fit the banner for all viewers.
Obviously sites arent written to suit larger resolutions but simple changes can help those of us running at high res see the site as intended and not as a stretched out mess.
Just a thought for when someones bored
This is what i see when i view the forum
http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/res.jpg (high res)
as you can see its a little less than easy viewing. It isnt a lot of delicate coding to fix the width to pixels and not percent, all that needs to be done is http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/width.jpg or change it in the main css or whatever the nuke equivilant you use is.
Always pixels, never percent, percent makes things look 'odd' as size becomes relative to resolution and not how you want it to look, your front page to me looks like
http://www.evilbrie.co.uk/hilux/frontpage.jpg
which looks daft. The banner doesnt fit and most of the screen is taken up by empty cell space, fixed width would prevent this and make the page fit the banner for all viewers.
Obviously sites arent written to suit larger resolutions but simple changes can help those of us running at high res see the site as intended and not as a stretched out mess.
Just a thought for when someones bored
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