Topic: Dynamically scaleable images (Page 1 of 1)

Hopefully this is a simple question and I don't dig up more than I can handle. Is there a way to have images on a web page dynamically scale to the size of that web page? Example... I'm building a GUI that will be used on a few different sizes of web tablets. Is it possible to have the images "scale" to the size of the browser page. So, if a page is loaded onto a medium sized tablet I get medium sized buttons. If the page is loaded onto a larger tablet I get larger buttons. I will continue to search for a way to do it but I thought I'd throw it out to the people who are doing every day.

Big Cloud: There are probably a number of solutions but they would get messy quickly. If you knew that it would be used on only a fixed number of tablets (like an intranet) then you could do something with JavaScript.

You could detect the tablets resolution and then change the images sources to reflect this.

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Emps: Yes, there will be fixed number of tablet sizes in a closed intranet (6, 8, 10, 12, and 15"). The idea is to create only 2 or 3 design (sizes) that can effectively scale all objects on a screen. Where I'm hoping to gain out of this is when more tablets are added or the deisgn changes, the coding is minimized. What I'm NOT expecting is to take a design for a 6" panel and scale it up to a 15, or worse yet... try to scale a 15" panel down to a 6.