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[bah]

Hello,
Can anyone tell me how you're supposed to configure the resolution settings while doing your webpage... I mean if you visit my Webpage in 800x600pixels, it's gonna be all messed up... go check by yourself w/ the 2 resolution (1024x768 the best one)here (http://stevusonline.iquebec.com) ...

And also, even if I'm in the 1024x768 resolution you can that the alignement is not 100% correct with the top picture and the middle ... any advices would be appreciate, than you :D

[zollodav]

this is a difficult thing to answer, since there are so many ways to do this....there is no set function to set the fluctuating site to handle the different resolutions......if you want I could redo your opening page to give you an idea and how to do it, if you'd like.......I don't need any of your source, i can get that on my own......did you hard code it yourself or did you use a program, basically what I'm asking is if I did this for you would you understand, not to sound mean... :)

[DrZaius]

First off, like zollodav mentioned, did you make the site with a program like Front Page or did you code the HTML yourself?

[bah]

i used frontpage...

[zollodav]

okidoki, well, what I can do is make something for you and a little tut on how I did it, since you don't have a largely imaged site it won't get too involved...well, i will reply to this thread tommorrow when i am done....

[bah]

zollodav, would be appreciate thanks

[HackinCowboy]

If on your page you plan to use tables and such you can always use percentages for the height and width. Also I highly suggest using CSS. With style sheets you can completely almost 100% place any object anywhere on a page. This way if you're have a hard time aligning certain objects you can set a CSS property to place it exactly where you want.

[bah]

yeah I'm using a CSS, just not sure how to tell a specific position for something in the css

[HackinCowboy]

Use the position property. Then you can set the position to absolute and specify where you want it.