Game dimensions (sizes).

Hello,
I want to make a WEB game with the exact dimensions of 640x390.
Is it posible? I see the actual game dimensions is fixed depending on the format. I also see it's posible to make scenes of different dimensions but they look offset from the entire game. I don't even know why it's posible to change scene size but not to actually customize the entire games dimensions.
Anyway... HOW CAN I SET A WEB GAME TO BE EXACTLY 640X390?
Thanks a lot!
I want to make a WEB game with the exact dimensions of 640x390.
Is it posible? I see the actual game dimensions is fixed depending on the format. I also see it's posible to make scenes of different dimensions but they look offset from the entire game. I don't even know why it's posible to change scene size but not to actually customize the entire games dimensions.
Anyway... HOW CAN I SET A WEB GAME TO BE EXACTLY 640X390?
Thanks a lot!
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So, what's the actual difference between "legacy web" and "GS arcade"? I just want to embed my game on my web site easily, I know this is posible with GS arcade even though I'm not really interested in publishing to the arcade itself.
How easily embedable is it to create a legacy web game? Besides being larger in dimensions, is there any other difference from GS arcade?
If they are supposed to be so easily embedable, they should be in different dimensions like YouTube videos.
I need to make the game custom sized at 860px by 575px.
Step One: Change the iframe size in the code they give you. Easy.
Step Two: Find a way to edit the 2 lines of CSS that are setting the containing div's size.
#game-root, #game-canvas, #gsemb, #console {
width: 860px;
height: 575px;
}
It *would* be an easy fix but they put the CSS in the dang head section of the code that is generated on GameSalad's side.
Sad.