Hi all, im quite a novice in web designing. now had a question:<br />
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Well im using Frontpage to design my website. The text box, wordings, picture and etc that i used may seems in place when i view in my monitor, however when i view the website in other computer of different monitor resolution and size, all the items in my site seems to be in haywire, wrong alignment.<br />
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Anyone can help? Any script that can auto align them in place?<br />
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thanks so much<!--content-->front page makes solid code, not fluit. All of your layouts if you use the wysiwyg features will not perform well on other browsers or resolutions. Stop using hte wysiwyg features to fix this problem, and use % to position instead of a pixil value.<!--content-->Eemm, dun really understand, you mean i should place the '%' in the HTML mode to fix the position><br />
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Sorry for my ignorance...<br />
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or could you rephrase it in a simpler way?<br />
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thanks PEoEF<!--content-->I believe he means using percentages instead of pixels for defining the positions of your elements.<!--content-->width="10%" instead of width="10"<br />
or do it with css (the valid way of dimentioning and positioning)<br />
style="width:10%;"<!--content-->
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Well im using Frontpage to design my website. The text box, wordings, picture and etc that i used may seems in place when i view in my monitor, however when i view the website in other computer of different monitor resolution and size, all the items in my site seems to be in haywire, wrong alignment.<br />
<br />
Anyone can help? Any script that can auto align them in place?<br />
<br />
thanks so much<!--content-->front page makes solid code, not fluit. All of your layouts if you use the wysiwyg features will not perform well on other browsers or resolutions. Stop using hte wysiwyg features to fix this problem, and use % to position instead of a pixil value.<!--content-->Eemm, dun really understand, you mean i should place the '%' in the HTML mode to fix the position><br />
<br />
Sorry for my ignorance...<br />
<br />
or could you rephrase it in a simpler way?<br />
<br />
thanks PEoEF<!--content-->I believe he means using percentages instead of pixels for defining the positions of your elements.<!--content-->width="10%" instead of width="10"<br />
or do it with css (the valid way of dimentioning and positioning)<br />
style="width:10%;"<!--content-->