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Webpage layout

The website design is partly influenced by the look of the webpage layout. Understand that, a website designer can consider if the page layout of the website, it must be a theme on all of the pages in the design throughout the website. Page width measured in pixels may also be considered of importance to line up objects in the design and the layout of the website template. The most used websites have fixed width set to  the visible browser window. More popular today, the maximum webpage layout is set to the resolution of the current most popular monitor. Most of the web pages are also lined up with the centre for the aesthetics in bigger screens. In the past the layout was usually fixed to the left part of the browser window.

Fluid website designs have become more popular during 2000 as a different approach to the layout based? ?in HTML tables. Website design was based on the layout in the HTML tables in the design principle of page structure and programming methods. The idea was due to the devices and different window sizes of browsers that the website designers have zero control over. Resulting that a website design can be divided into units (side bars, header, footer, blocks of content, ads, menu areas) that are sent to the browser and will fit in the window on the screen by the browser, as well as the website browser can. As the web browser views the meta data of the website visitors display (size of the window, the font size compared with the window, etc) that the browser can dynamically change user-specific website designs to fluids, however the website themes are not fixed width. However using such a screen, you can mostly adjust the relative position of the main content units, the sidebars may be transported below the main body of content in place of to one column. This is more flexible than a website design based on a changeable website HTML layout that doesn't fit in the display window. In particular, the relative positioning of the content blocks may move at the same time as leaving the content in place within the affected block. This can minimises the need for the person to scroll the page horizontally.