hello,<br />
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i am designing this website for my church. i do not want any scroll bars to appear when the page loads. i will be designing it for 800x600 views. i believe the width of the page is 780 and the height is 435 pixels. i determined this by trial and error.<br />
<br />
anyway for the width problem, i was using percents-- table 100<br />
and the td's were 118, 525, and 137 pixels(=780). i used this because these are the widths of the pictures contained in the columns. well i was receiving the horizantal scroll on the<br />
initial page load but not if i refreshed, so i changed them to percents and it still does the same thing.<br />
<br />
ok now for the vertical. i was using pixels for the first 2 tables<br />
100,46 and the third i used 100%. but i am getting a space at the end of the page--after my table which looks funny because i have a background in one of the cells. i changed these all to pixels 100,46, 290( iknow it adds up to 436 ).<br />
well i get the same result scrollbar on initial page load.<br />
and on refresh no scrollbar.<br />
<br />
please go to my page and look at the view source.<br />
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it should be straight forward.<br />
i hope i made what i am looking for clear.<br />
<br />
percents or pixels?<br />
<br />
<br />
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i am designing this website for my church. i do not want any scroll bars to appear when the page loads. i will be designing it for 800x600 views. i believe the width of the page is 780 and the height is 435 pixels. i determined this by trial and error.<br />
<br />
anyway for the width problem, i was using percents-- table 100<br />
and the td's were 118, 525, and 137 pixels(=780). i used this because these are the widths of the pictures contained in the columns. well i was receiving the horizantal scroll on the<br />
initial page load but not if i refreshed, so i changed them to percents and it still does the same thing.<br />
<br />
ok now for the vertical. i was using pixels for the first 2 tables<br />
100,46 and the third i used 100%. but i am getting a space at the end of the page--after my table which looks funny because i have a background in one of the cells. i changed these all to pixels 100,46, 290( iknow it adds up to 436 ).<br />
well i get the same result scrollbar on initial page load.<br />
and on refresh no scrollbar.<br />
<br />
please go to my page and look at the view source.<br />
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it should be straight forward.<br />
i hope i made what i am looking for clear.<br />
<br />
percents or pixels?<br />
<br />
<br />
thanks craig<!--content-->Take a look at this results page.Its the <br />
W3C (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://w3c.org">http://w3c.org</a><!-- m -->)<br />
<br />
HTML validator and,on this page are the errors that it generated for your page<br />
<br />
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