A noob would like some help.

I am making a html page to autorun from a CD-ROM. I would like the
browser window on the users computer to open to a fixed size.
I tried the following html inserted into the body of my code.



This works well in Internet Explorer but when I try it with Firefox 3.0.1 the script seems to make the toolbars and scrollbars be included in the size. That is, the interior of IE window displays the content at the right size (795 x 470) with no space between the content and the scroll bars etc., but the whole of the firefox browser program (toolbars, scrollbars etc shrink to 795 x 470). This makes it necessary to scroll the content in Firefox.

I would like to only use html for the solution as I am trying to keep the CD-ROM requirements to run to a minimum.

Also if there was someway to make the scroll bars and toolbars disappear from the browsers this would improve the professional look.

I am sure there is an easy answer, but just being a mere noob I can't find it. Thanks for any help.

If you just want to get rid of scrollbars in a browse you could do something like so:



That should make the overflow hidden in most browsers (meaning no scrollbars are visible)

If you are wanting tog et rid of toolbars as well I would look into javascript's functions for making popups.

HTH

This post has been edited by BetaWar: 25 Aug, 2008 - 08:21 PM

Thanks BetaWar.
That helps a bit but I still have my main problem of the content size being different in IE and Firefox.
Cheers