If i change my resolution to anything other than 1024*768, the page will be completely out of proprotion? my page is <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html">http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html</a><!-- m --> 
<!--content-->Unable to get to your web page via link that you had. Check link to see if it is correct...you may want to copy and paste it into your posting to make sure it is correct.<!--content-->sorry. It's <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html">http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html</a><!-- m --> And Im very new to html. my code probably is all wrong. Let me know. 
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I edited the first post also and corrected the url.<!--content-->the two pictures stay the same size in pixels no matter what the resolution is.<br />
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You would need to resize them according to the client resolution.<br />
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I am sure that there are some scripts that detect resolution - there have been quite a few threads on this over the past few months.<br />
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I am sorry, I don't know any sites from which you can get the scripts from.<br />
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Is this ok?
<!--content-->Thanks for the info. I will look into it and see if I can find the write script to fix this issue. Maybe I should have used frontpage?<!--content-->I would take out that onload= statement in the body tag. I don't see a user for this. Also, you may be abusing the use of the   special character. I saw about 100 instances of this in the source code. I would recommend using a table to spread out links on the same line. For example:<br />
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<table align=left cellpadding=1 cellspacing=1 width=100%><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A Href=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://www.newegg.com"> Newegg </A></td><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A Href=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://auctions.yahoo.com"> YaHoo Auctions </A></td><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A HREF=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://samsclub.com"> Sam's Club </A></td></tr></table><br />
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*You can change the percentages for the <td> widths to whatever you want. 33% basically spaces them out evenly on a row without using the  . Hope this helps.<!--content-->Missing " " in my reply. Forgot that browser would take my reply and turn it into a blank space. In other words, try to avoid using the " " if possible. Use tables instead.<!--content-->Crap! Trying to put in (& N B S P) but it keeps putting a blank space in reply.<!--content-->Thanks tomkelly,<br />
Ill try the tables you specified and see how it goes. I was in an overclocker forum and they said to also use tables. I'll give it a shot. :rocker:<!--content-->
<!--content-->Unable to get to your web page via link that you had. Check link to see if it is correct...you may want to copy and paste it into your posting to make sure it is correct.<!--content-->sorry. It's <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html">http://rap.midco.net/desavedo/home.html</a><!-- m --> And Im very new to html. my code probably is all wrong. Let me know. <br /><br />
I edited the first post also and corrected the url.<!--content-->the two pictures stay the same size in pixels no matter what the resolution is.<br />
<br />
You would need to resize them according to the client resolution.<br />
<br />
I am sure that there are some scripts that detect resolution - there have been quite a few threads on this over the past few months.<br />
<br />
I am sorry, I don't know any sites from which you can get the scripts from.<br />
<br />
Is this ok?
<!--content-->Thanks for the info. I will look into it and see if I can find the write script to fix this issue. Maybe I should have used frontpage?<!--content-->I would take out that onload= statement in the body tag. I don't see a user for this. Also, you may be abusing the use of the   special character. I saw about 100 instances of this in the source code. I would recommend using a table to spread out links on the same line. For example:<br /><br />
<table align=left cellpadding=1 cellspacing=1 width=100%><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A Href=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://www.newegg.com"> Newegg </A></td><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A Href=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://auctions.yahoo.com"> YaHoo Auctions </A></td><br />
<tr align=left><td align=left width=33%><A HREF=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://samsclub.com"> Sam's Club </A></td></tr></table><br />
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*You can change the percentages for the <td> widths to whatever you want. 33% basically spaces them out evenly on a row without using the  . Hope this helps.<!--content-->Missing " " in my reply. Forgot that browser would take my reply and turn it into a blank space. In other words, try to avoid using the " " if possible. Use tables instead.<!--content-->Crap! Trying to put in (& N B S P) but it keeps putting a blank space in reply.<!--content-->Thanks tomkelly,<br />
Ill try the tables you specified and see how it goes. I was in an overclocker forum and they said to also use tables. I'll give it a shot. :rocker:<!--content-->