Re: [photo-3d] Re: web presentation and screen resolution

[Ron Beck <rbeck@xxxxxxxx>]

I believe it's totally up to you.  Do you prefer wall-eyed or cross-eyed
viewing?  My only request would be that you decide on rlr or lrl and do
_ALL_ your web pages that way.

Ron

P.S. Since I cross-eye view, the rlr orientation would be my choice
simply because the pair I would view are at the left of my page.

Gromit wrote:
> 
> I tried doing this with a table set at 150%, but while the resulting page
> was 150% of my screen width, my browser didn't supply any scroll bars to
> see it :(
> 
> But the larger question still remains.  If I an find a way to do this,
> should I use LRL or RLR sets?  I would guess LRL, but then a few years ago
> I would also have assumed that the Red lens went over the Right eye!
> 
> John Thurston
> Juneau, Alaska
> At 08:02 AM 12/5/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >size.  For example, with a LRL image you would put width="150%".  This
> >will show the pair as the full width of the browser, with the extra
> >image off screen.