Detecting Browser Size and Including a New CSS Sheet — OZONE Asylum, home of the Mad Scientists

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	1) you'll need javascript to detect the browser size. -- however, browser size and screen resolution are two vastly different things. 2) PLEASE do not go down this route. A site should be designed to work regardless the screen resolution of the viewer. Setting different stylesheets based on window size is an obsolete and erroneous approach to web design, IMHO 3) you cannot have a background image itself be a link - it is purely a decoration attached to an element. What you can do is wrap the div that holds that background image in an <a> tag, or more appropriately use an <h1> tag for the header (a header tag for a header...) and an <a> tag inside. Loading...
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