Hi ALL,

I have an HTML file generated using XSLT. For the screen resolution 1280 X 1024, the cells in the table are displayed fine. But if the same HTML file is generated in a monitor with resolution 1024 X 768, the cells in the table decrease & hence 2-3 characters in the cell are not visible.

How can I control the width of these cells based on the screen resolution in XSLT? Anyone please let me know ASAP.

Thanks in advance,
Vamsi

Nothing to do with XSLT. Just use the appropriate <STYLE>s.

If you combine styles with JavaScript, you could change the style info based on the screen width.

First you need to work out what HTML you need to generate. That's not an XSLT problem. You need to decide whether you are going to generate different HTML (or CSS) depending on the screen resolution, or whether to try to generate HTML and CSS that works regardless of the screen resolution. If you need advice on such HTML design issues, you're unlikely to get it here. Once you have decided what HTML you want to generate, we can help you produce it using XSLT. It's easy enough to supply parameters to control the XSLT transformation so that it varies the HTML for different cases; it's harder to organize your system to capture the right information from the environment, especially as the more customization you put into it, the more test cases you will need to create and run.

Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT Programmer's Reference and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference