I’m using a simple JavaScript to pop up an image window when a thumbnail image is clicked on. Some of the full-size images are fairly large (e.g. 650×900 pixels) which isn’t a problem as long as the monitor resolution is high enough. The problem occurs when using a low res monitor setting (I’d like to site to work properly on all resolutions from 800×600). What currently happens with a low res monitor depends on the browser. The image is either scaled down in size (Mac Camino) or the popup window is larger than the available screen space so part of the image is off the screen (Windows IE).
What I’d like to have happen is to have the full image displayed if the monitor resolution is high enough but with a low res monitor the popup window is scaled so that it fits the screen properly and scoll bars are added so that the entire full-size image can be seen. In no case do I want the image to be scaled or have the pop-up window be larger than the display area.
Please excuse me if this is not clear. If you’d like to see an example, take a look at [url]http://e-gallery.ca/plain/browse.html