Comments on: Website Builder Tutorials: How to Set your Page Size http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/ Latest news from Webeden Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: admin http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-3056 admin Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:22:04 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-3056 Hi Craig, You can edit the width of the page under: Edit -> Site settings However, it does depend on the screensize / resolution as to how much margin actually appears. Some people are still on the old 800 x 600. I'm lucky enough to have a width of 1440. The majority will be on either 1280x800 or 1024x768. Ken Hi Craig,

You can edit the width of the page under:

Edit -> Site settings

However, it does depend on the screensize / resolution as to how much margin actually appears.

Some people are still on the old 800 x 600. I’m lucky enough to have a width of 1440. The majority will be on either 1280×800 or 1024×768.

Ken

]]> By: craig http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-3051 craig Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:36:51 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-3051 Hi I want to make my website page size adjust to match the web page browser so that it will look the same on different computers (but obviously larger or smaller depending on the size of the screen). Basically i dont want any side margins to be seen. Can anyone help? Thanks Hi

I want to make my website page size adjust to match the web page browser so that it will look the same on different computers (but obviously larger or smaller depending on the size of the screen). Basically i dont want any side margins to be seen.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

]]> By: admin http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-3008 admin Wed, 25 Nov 2009 09:51:13 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-3008 Hi Ben, WebEden automatically compresses images to make sure they load quickly on the web (the tick box is automatically selected when you upload). However, if you're uploading a lot of images they might use up a lot of your storage space that you get with your package. Therefore it might be an idea to open the images using MS Paint and then save them as a jpeg. And then upload the Jpeg. This should reduce their original size by around 2 thirds. Good luck, and good to hear from you ;-). What's all this 'Not being an internet whizz' rubbish! Ken Hi Ben,

WebEden automatically compresses images to make sure they load quickly on the web (the tick box is automatically selected when you upload).

However, if you’re uploading a lot of images they might use up a lot of your storage space that you get with your package.

Therefore it might be an idea to open the images using MS Paint and then save them as a jpeg. And then upload the Jpeg. This should reduce their original size by around 2 thirds.

Good luck, and good to hear from you ;-). What’s all this ‘Not being an internet whizz’ rubbish!

Ken

]]> By: ben ridding http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-2998 ben ridding Tue, 24 Nov 2009 11:38:48 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-2998 Hi Ken, Wasn't too sure where to post a question so i thought i would try here! I am using quite a lot of large images on my new site iam building. Not being an internet whizz i was wandering if i had to save the images as a certain file or a certain size to use on the web? Or wether webeden resizes pictures automatcally when you upload them on to the site? does any of this have any effect on the speed a picure would upload whe someone is viewing a site? Was just a thought as i learn ever more about the internet world! Cheers for your help, Ben Hi Ken,

Wasn’t too sure where to post a question so i thought i would try here!

I am using quite a lot of large images on my new site iam building. Not being an internet whizz i was wandering if i had to save the images as a certain file or a certain size to use on the web? Or wether webeden resizes pictures automatcally when you upload them on to the site?

does any of this have any effect on the speed a picure would upload whe someone is viewing a site?

Was just a thought as i learn ever more about the internet world!

Cheers for your help,

Ben

]]> By: admin http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-2080 admin Mon, 06 Jul 2009 12:50:09 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-2080 Thanks for that icon advice Alison - very appreciated. When it comes to page size, many people assume that bigger + more info is better. But design is often about keeping things simple. Take a 5 second test: can someone understand and appreciate your web page in just 5 seconds? If they can't, it might be time to simplify... Ken Thanks for that icon advice Alison – very appreciated.

When it comes to page size, many people assume that bigger + more info is better. But design is often about keeping things simple.

Take a 5 second test: can someone understand and appreciate your web page in just 5 seconds? If they can’t, it might be time to simplify…

Ken

]]> By: Alison Cross http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/video-tutorials/website-builder-tutorials-how-to-set-your-page-size/#comment-2058 Alison Cross Fri, 03 Jul 2009 14:58:18 +0000 http://www.webeden.co.uk/blog/?p=840#comment-2058 The artist that I'm currently building for had seen another website that had a really small page - and it looked v effective - very simply laid out and limited colour palette. It was very easy to change the page width and height. I've even explored the .ico icons options and, for anyone reading this who needs a personalised icon file, but who doesn't know how to make a 16 x 16 .ico file - go to majorgeeks and download Easypicture2Icon. (other gizmo/app sites ARE available LOL!) Makes them in nanoseconds and can really make your finished website look professional. Best AX The artist that I’m currently building for had seen another website that had a really small page – and it looked v effective – very simply laid out and limited colour palette.

It was very easy to change the page width and height. I’ve even explored the .ico icons options and, for anyone reading this who needs a personalised icon file, but who doesn’t know how to make a 16 x 16 .ico file – go to majorgeeks and download Easypicture2Icon. (other gizmo/app sites ARE available LOL!) Makes them in nanoseconds and can really make your finished website look professional.

Best

AX

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