How to make my psd-webpage fit all screen resolutions

In my experience, web designers sometimes experiment with dynamically changing web pages, where the various elements size themselves to fit whatever space is available, but then they choose a fixed width page, assuming a minimum monitor size  (most choose 1024 x 768).  Ultimately a fixed width is easier to manage.

Look at Adobe.com, Apple.com, Dell.com, or most other big name sites...  All fit a fixed width, proper for a 1024 pixel window, and space expands on the left and right if the window is wider.  I put a nice background gradient on my own web pages to help break the monotony of the empty space on the sides a bit.

-Noel

Sounds right.  I've seen some (e.g., AMD) try busy backgrounds, but that tends to be distracting, and I know I found myself stretching windows very wide to try to see what was out there.  Light colors seem to be everyone's choice.

-Noel

Read up on web design. You can swap different backgrounds based on media queries and CSS rules or jQuery just like you can suppress scrollbars. You're looking for the solution on the wrong end.

Mylenium

You can also code your pages as a html table that is 100% the width of the Browsers window than code the rows and columns.  The table will adjust to the Browsers windows width and only have horozontal scroll bars when the browsers windower is narrower then the minimun width needed for the table.  I only played with that idea when I set up my home page years ago.  My web site is only a toy not maintained I mostly use my web server as a place I can upload files to then post or send link to these so I can share files like programs, raw picture files, Action set and scripts.  http://www.mouseprints.net/   some images links and text example here http://www.mouseprints.net/Photoshop.html

<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4" border="0" width="100%">