*Updated*
You actually only need one header file.
From there you can just use the following script to determine which width of header image to use:
%26lt;HTML%26gt;
%26lt;TITLE%26gt;Your Site%26lt;/TITLE%26gt;
%26lt;HEAD%26gt;
%26lt;?
if(isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[';users_reso?br>
{$screen_res = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[';users_resolution';];}
else
{
?%26gt;
%26lt;script language=';javascript';%26gt;
writeCookie();
function writeCookie()
{
var the_cookie = ';users_resolution=';+ screen.width + ';x'; + screen.height;
document.cookie=the_cookie
location=header.php
}
%26lt;/script%26gt;
%26lt;?
}
?%26gt;
%26lt;/HEAD%26gt;
%26lt;BODY%26gt;
%26lt;?php
$screenres_split=explode(';x';, $screen_res);
$screen_width=$screenres_split[0];
$screen_height=$screenres_split[1];
if ($screen_width%26lt;1024) {$banner_img='http://pratstercs.dailyhos?br>
else {$banner_img='http://pratstercs.dailyhos?br>
echo ';%26lt;img src=$banner_img%26gt;';;
?%26gt;
%26lt;/BODY%26gt;
%26lt;/HTML%26gt;JavaScript/PHP Change an Image Depending On Visitors' Screen Resolution?
Just use a % width/height instead of set pixels.
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