No line of text should be more than about 600 pixels wide – Web Development in India

The text in the newspapers and magazines are printed in columns, the reason behind it is to make lines short and simple, so once you have read a line, it iseasy to find the begining of next one. The page you are reading now shows one approach to constructing line length controllable: set the text in a fixed-width table in the middle of the page – Web Development Services India. Here is an example of a bad page with no restrictions on line length.
Here is another example of a good page – Website Development Company India, with sidebars to the left and right of the text. A latent difficulty with that layout is that the text will be too wide for viewers with actually big screens, because the text is fluid and expands when the window is larger. A technique around that is to create the text at a fixed width; however that poses a new problem: Pages must be designed to work on screen as small as 800×600, which means not more than 770 pixels wide to relate for scrollbars and such. The two sidebars on the page in inquiry take up about 175 pixels each, or 350 pixels total. That leaves 770-350 = 420 pixels for the text, which is actually thin and horrible on the larger 1024×768 monitors, which are the most familiar. So if I wish for two 175-pixel sidebars, I can either:
(a) Make the text 420 pixels wide, which will seem to be crappy on 800×600 screens,
(b) (Or) I can make the text fluid, which will seem to be ok on both 800×600 and 1024×768 screens, but poorer on even larger screens.
I chose (b), for the reason that that it gives the best result for the majority of web viewers.