In HTML, is there a way to make a webpage expand to the user's monitor? Like say I have a 15inch, but someone else has a 24 inch. The webpage would be small on their screen, but would fit on min. How would I make the page expand to 100%, or maybe 95%?
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I think there's some confusion about whether or not Bob is asking about the actual size of the monitor or the size of the window.
Josh Stodola and Rich Bradshaw offered the HTML/CSS answer, which uses percentages to create a fluid layout which expands with the window. The following code sums up this technique, creating two columns, one taking up 80% of the current browser window, and the other taking up 20%. The column sizes alter when the user changes the window size.
Rudd Zwolinski provided the answer which looks for the user's current resolution. Others have already posted the potential annoyances caused by using this method, but I don't know, maybe you're making some artistic statement about resolution sizes. Here's the same code above using this method:
Hope that helps.