Safari content width (NOT window width!)
Okay, so that none of you are confused: I know how to make my Safari browser window as wide as my screen, and I do it for my own reasons. I like it that way.
This is not a philosophical question: How do I make the content match the width of the window?
For reference: On the PC at work, when I open the New York Times it fills the whole screen, soup to nuts. On my Mac at home, when I open the New York Times it only fills about half the width of the page, leaving a sea of white unused browser to the left and right of the content. I hate having the computer up to my face to be able to read it, and I feel that if the width of the page were to fill the screen it would not be an issue; it isn't at work.
Since I can't find the answer via google, I'm hoping I can get some help here. Remember, I just want the website to match the width of my screen. I know that some websites automatically do this. Basically I just want to zoom.
David Lewis15 wrote:
For reference: On the PC at work, when I open the New York Times it fills the whole screen, soup to nuts. On my Mac at home, when I open the New York Times it only fills about half the width of the page, leaving a sea of white unused browser to the left and right of the content.
It sounds like your PC's monitor at work is smaller and/or has a lower screen resolution (i.e. renders objects and text larger) than your Mac's screen.
I opened your first New York Times link in *Windows Internet Explorer* with the window at my full screen width and this is how it looks:
And this is the same page in *Safari on my Mac*, also with the window at my full screen width, same size screen and same screen resolution:
They look the same, taking up the same amount of page width.
It's not Safari that is rendering things differently than on your PC. I'm almost certain it's that your screen on your PC is a very different size or has very different resolution settings. If so, the actual width in pixels of the window you have open on your PC is much smaller than the width in pixels of the window on your Mac, essentially allowing just that central portion of the page to be visible in your PC's browser window.
On your PC at work, go to the control panel and check the settings in Appearance and Themes, Change the Screen Resolution. What does it say the current screen resolution is? (e.g. 800 by 600 pixels, 1024 by 640 pixels, etc.) Then on your Mac check System Preferences, Displays, in the Display section, and check the resolution setting there. If the Mac's screen resolution is much higher (larger numbers) that explains the difference you're seeing. You' have more pixels to work with on the Mac, so you're seeing more of the web page.
I hate having the computer up to my face to be able to read it, and I feel that if the width of the page were to fill the screen it would not be an issue; it isn't at work.
It sounds like you might be having problems that are not related to the layout of web pages as much as with the size of text and other page elements on your Mac as opposed to your PC? If that's the situation, there are several things you can do to make things easier to read on your Mac. Let me know if that's the problem and I'll go further with that thought.
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SAPGUI for Java 7.10 rev 10
(Version ID 071000041000)
Tue Sep 8 09:49:53 MEST 2009
uw1059, 710_REL, 1093492
Java VM: Apple Inc. Version 1.6.0_15
OS: Mac OS X(i386) Version 10.6.1
SAPGUI for Java 7.10 rev 10
(Version ID 071000041000)
Tue Sep 8 09:49:53 MEST 2009
uw1059, 710_REL, 1093492
Java VM: Sun Microsystems Inc. Version 1.6.0_15
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Thanks!
RichI'm now running
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(Version ID 071000041100)
Tue Dec 8 16:04:41 MET 2009
uw1059, 710_REL, 1119101
Java VM: Apple Inc. Version 1.6.0_17
OS: Mac OS X(i386) Version 10.6.2
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Here's a [video capture of this behavior|http://img163.yfrog.com/i/sapresizebug.mp4/].
Given that installs on two separate operating systems have consistently misbehaved like this, I have a hard time believing it is something we are doing. (But not that hard...) I find it hard to believe that is the way these screens present on most SAP sites...
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hello
i would like to know the code for setting an image to the size of a window width and to window height.Hi Mike20878,
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