To be honest I am fairly new at webdesign. I am making my current website with dreamweaver and have a little problem. Now keep in mind that my website is no where near functional at this point, but I will show you what I have...<br />
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My entire page is made with tables. From a book I have I learned out to make a "tab" effect by inserting layers. And when you click on the tabs it will show the layer that I want, but hide the others. I have it pretty much completed but I can center it on my page. When you resize my window the page moves and the layers dont. Sadly the example I have in the book is under the impression that my window doesnt move at all. Any suggestions?<br />
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I think I basically need to learn how to center these layers, thanks in advance!<!--content-->I believe making the position relative would do the job. You may need to change the co-ord's tho.<br />
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By having it Absolute it will always point of referance from the top left corner of the screen no matter what the end users res is.<br />
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style="position: relative; .............<br />
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As far as I know making it relative makes the position a function of the parent tag.<!--content-->
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My entire page is made with tables. From a book I have I learned out to make a "tab" effect by inserting layers. And when you click on the tabs it will show the layer that I want, but hide the others. I have it pretty much completed but I can center it on my page. When you resize my window the page moves and the layers dont. Sadly the example I have in the book is under the impression that my window doesnt move at all. Any suggestions?<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://madhookup.com/temp/pictures.htm">http://madhookup.com/temp/pictures.htm</a><!-- m --><br />
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I think I basically need to learn how to center these layers, thanks in advance!<!--content-->I believe making the position relative would do the job. You may need to change the co-ord's tho.<br />
<br />
By having it Absolute it will always point of referance from the top left corner of the screen no matter what the end users res is.<br />
<br />
style="position: relative; .............<br />
<br />
As far as I know making it relative makes the position a function of the parent tag.<!--content-->