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For 1024X768 pixels screen resolution what is the maximum page width that can be considered safe so that in none of the browsers horizontal scroll bars come up?
isn’t it 960px?
@virtual. I definitely see what you mean. But I do have a 1920×1080 screen resolution and view webpages at full screen all the time. It helps me focus more on what I am looking at rather than having 2, 3, or 4 screens open at a time. Now tabs…..that’s a different story.
@daredanger . 960px is a pretty standard width these days in web design. Heres a helpful guide on it.
http://960.gs/
960px is Pretty Cool !
960 primarily for most production web work right now. If you’re feeling frisky you can design for 960, up to 1080 (which will become more accepted in the future), and all the way down to mobile screen sizes. CSS media queries are super handy for this kind of work.
Is 980 not safe?
@daredanger Yeah it is safe.
I know guys who use 1000 as standard.