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    Can you assist with the problem i have with my web site . I have just rebuilt the in dez page and have now realized that i have a re sizing problem. My screen resolution is set at 1440x900. this works fine, but when i view on other computers with various resolution everything gets scattered around the screen. i put every this in a table and set as a %. but can not get this to work. Can some on e guild me in the direction? thanks


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    For those of us who are not blessed with 1440 wide screens ourselves, can you provide some screen caps of what the page is supposed to look like as optimum resolution please?

    From what I can see, you have some absolutely positioned divs inside the 75% table that have their own fixed widths so these are probably having some knock-on effect with smaller screen resolutions (at some point their combined width is going to be wider then the fluid 75% table and they're going to do their own thing).

    Try using relative positioning and % widths for your inner divs too and maybe taylor your design/fixed-width settings to primarily suit an overall narrower resolution width.
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    Thanks for the assistance. Will go away and practice.

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    You should have a look at CSS classes one time.

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