I know I have posted numerous threads about different problems I have had with this site. And I am sure I posted this question before, but never got and answer. Instead of digging up an old can of worms, with a lot of non relevant information to this specific question I decided to post a new thread for this specific question.<br />
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Same old site (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/contacts26.html">http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/contacts26.html</a><!-- m -->), with all the improvement that you guys have help me with (that is why it is Rev 26).<br />
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Question:<br />
This site has to be able to be viewed on different machine with different resolution. It was built for 800X600. But sometimes depending on the amount of information it must carry over the 800X600 mark. So I add a overflow to the div tag for the main body of the text. When I view the page on my 17" screen set at 1027X720, the overflow disappears. But when I scale the window, the overflow does not active when the height reaches less than 600. It only activate when the width is less than 800, which is not important, it is the height that counts the width adjusts on its own. What is going on, and how can I fix this.<br />
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Also how can I do it so that the instrument buttons don't go over the links when the page is reduced. the code for the buttons is that they are always centered, and at the bottom. But because the overflow does not active, the buttons appear over the links, there by making the link in-active.<br />
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The over flow tag can be found on line 79.<br />
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Ideally it should look like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/Picture100.jpg">http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/Picture100.jpg</a><!-- m -->), where the rose section is the part that is scrolled.<!--content-->I've made a few changes, no tables, just css.<br />
It works in IE5+, Mozilla1.0+, Netscape7+ and Opera7+<br />
See what you think.<br />
An improvement would be to make the background of the instrument images transparent.<!--content-->Just want to say thanks.<br />
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I don't want you to think I did not appreciate what you did. I have just move back to Canada, and I don't know if you know anything about changing countries, but it is HELL.<br />
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I didn't have much have much time to look at the file until now. <br />
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So thanks again.<!--content-->
<br />
Same old site (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/contacts26.html">http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/contacts26.html</a><!-- m -->), with all the improvement that you guys have help me with (that is why it is Rev 26).<br />
<br />
Question:<br />
This site has to be able to be viewed on different machine with different resolution. It was built for 800X600. But sometimes depending on the amount of information it must carry over the 800X600 mark. So I add a overflow to the div tag for the main body of the text. When I view the page on my 17" screen set at 1027X720, the overflow disappears. But when I scale the window, the overflow does not active when the height reaches less than 600. It only activate when the width is less than 800, which is not important, it is the height that counts the width adjusts on its own. What is going on, and how can I fix this.<br />
<br />
Also how can I do it so that the instrument buttons don't go over the links when the page is reduced. the code for the buttons is that they are always centered, and at the bottom. But because the overflow does not active, the buttons appear over the links, there by making the link in-active.<br />
<br />
The over flow tag can be found on line 79.<br />
<br />
<br />
Ideally it should look like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/Picture100.jpg">http://www.birkemusik.dk/test/Picture100.jpg</a><!-- m -->), where the rose section is the part that is scrolled.<!--content-->I've made a few changes, no tables, just css.<br />
It works in IE5+, Mozilla1.0+, Netscape7+ and Opera7+<br />
See what you think.<br />
An improvement would be to make the background of the instrument images transparent.<!--content-->Just want to say thanks.<br />
<br />
I don't want you to think I did not appreciate what you did. I have just move back to Canada, and I don't know if you know anything about changing countries, but it is HELL.<br />
<br />
I didn't have much have much time to look at the file until now. <br />
<br />
So thanks again.<!--content-->