Web page has been created in layers. Main layer with multiple sub-layers. I
would like for the content to be centered regardless of whether page is
maximized or minimized and sized to the user's preference.

All margin specs for page / body / primary layer have been set to 0 px.
Primary layer appears left and top of browser. I guess you would say I would
like to float the content in the center regardless of browser sizing?

elihu wrote:
> Web page has been created in layers. Main layer with multiple sub-layers. I
> would like for the content to be centered regardless of whether page is
> maximized or minimized and sized to the user's preference.
>
> All margin specs for page / body / primary layer have been set to 0 px.
> Primary layer appears left and top of browser. I guess you would say I would
> like to float the content in the center regardless of browser sizing?

"Flash" it, but depending on the size/contents of your site it might be
impracticle,
for example is this www.prvtgallery.com the kind of thing your
talking about? no need ot enter the site - just see the opening page,
and drag the browser in and out bigger/smaller - the content resizes
accordingly - is this what your after?

That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'm just not sure how to "flash" it;
I'm pretty new at this. The link is strikingtherock.com.

"neutrino" wrote:

>
> elihu wrote:
> > Web page has been created in layers. Main layer with multiple sub-layers. I
> > would like for the content to be centered regardless of whether page is
> > maximized or minimized and sized to the user's preference.
> >
> > All margin specs for page / body / primary layer have been set to 0 px.
> > Primary layer appears left and top of browser. I guess you would say I would
> > like to float the content in the center regardless of browser sizing?
>
> "Flash" it, but depending on the size/contents of your site it might be
> impracticle,
> for example is this www.prvtgallery.com the kind of thing your
> talking about? no need ot enter the site - just see the opening page,
> and drag the browser in and out bigger/smaller - the content resizes
> accordingly - is this what your after?
>
>

The don't use absolute positioning for your outer div
- especially one that shoves your page to the left 6oo px as in
<div style="position: absolute; left: 600px; top: 485px; width: 340px; height: 20px; z-index: 4; " id="layer10">

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"elihu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news4892FCD-19F2-422A-918B-(E-Mail Removed)...
| That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'm just not sure how to "flash" it;
| I'm pretty new at this. The link is strikingtherock.com.
|
| "neutrino" wrote:
|
| >
| > elihu wrote:
| > > Web page has been created in layers. Main layer with multiple sub-layers. I
| > > would like for the content to be centered regardless of whether page is
| > > maximized or minimized and sized to the user's preference.
| > >
| > > All margin specs for page / body / primary layer have been set to 0 px.
| > > Primary layer appears left and top of browser. I guess you would say I would
| > > like to float the content in the center regardless of browser sizing?
| >
| > "Flash" it, but depending on the size/contents of your site it might be
| > impracticle,
| > for example is this www.prvtgallery.com the kind of thing your
| > talking about? no need ot enter the site - just see the opening page,
| > and drag the browser in and out bigger/smaller - the content resizes
| > accordingly - is this what your after?
| >
| >

sorry~ my casual way of saying - - for this method it's the use of
Macromedia Flash (or has Adobe bought it yet!) , or a less expensive
option would be "Swish" - available to downlaod and have a play with
for a month or so.
Very nice, and once you get the hang of it, not too tricky to use, but
yeah~ just gotta watch the end file size is not huge ~ cos with Flash
websites - unlike ordinary one's which load text by text image by image
untill the web page is fully loaded - a flash site loads completely
~then~ it displays on the screen ` well u do have some control over it
- eg you can display a "loading" feature at the start just to show the
viewer that the page IS coming in... or offer an alternative "normal"
html page if the Flash version is a little slow for anyone (dial-up!)
but yeah.. grab a download of Swish and have a look - it may well fit
the purpose.

Thanks. You're right. I've learned alot since I posed the question
yesterday. I figured out that using a layout table seems to be working best,
position=none, table align=center. This works great and just as needed. I'm
working on a test page and trying out all the options. The posted page is
temporary. Thanks again, your help is much appreciated.

"Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:

> The don't use absolute positioning for your outer div
> - especially one that shoves your page to the left 6oo px as in
> <div style="position: absolute; left: 600px; top: 485px; width: 340px; height: 20px; z-index: 4; " id="layer10">
>
> --
>
> _____________________________________________
> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
> To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
> http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPa...3/Default.aspx
> _____________________________________________
>
>
> "elihu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news4892FCD-19F2-422A-918B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> | That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'm just not sure how to "flash" it;
> | I'm pretty new at this. The link is strikingtherock.com.
> |
> | "neutrino" wrote:
> |
> | >
> | > elihu wrote:
> | > > Web page has been created in layers. Main layer with multiple sub-layers. I
> | > > would like for the content to be centered regardless of whether page is
> | > > maximized or minimized and sized to the user's preference.
> | > >
> | > > All margin specs for page / body / primary layer have been set to 0 px.
> | > > Primary layer appears left and top of browser. I guess you would say I would
> | > > like to float the content in the center regardless of browser sizing?
> | >
> | > "Flash" it, but depending on the size/contents of your site it might be
> | > impracticle,
> | > for example is this www.prvtgallery.com the kind of thing your
> | > talking about? no need ot enter the site - just see the opening page,
> | > and drag the browser in and out bigger/smaller - the content resizes
> | > accordingly - is this what your after?
> | >
> | >
>
>
>

Thanks for your help, will save flash for once I can get past the basics.
See response to Stefan Rusynko. Thanks much.

"neutrino" wrote:

> sorry~ my casual way of saying - - for this method it's the use of
> Macromedia Flash (or has Adobe bought it yet!) , or a less expensive
> option would be "Swish" - available to downlaod and have a play with
> for a month or so.
> Very nice, and once you get the hang of it, not too tricky to use, but
> yeah~ just gotta watch the end file size is not huge ~ cos with Flash
> websites - unlike ordinary one's which load text by text image by image
> untill the web page is fully loaded - a flash site loads completely
> ~then~ it displays on the screen ` well u do have some control over it
> - eg you can display a "loading" feature at the start just to show the
> viewer that the page IS coming in... or offer an alternative "normal"
> html page if the Flash version is a little slow for anyone (dial-up!)
> but yeah.. grab a download of Swish and have a look - it may well fit
> the purpose.
>
>

On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 06:04:02 -0800, "elihu"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Thanks for your help, will save flash for once I can get past the basics.
>See response to Stefan Rusynko. Thanks much.

Don't use flash for a page layout. That's a very poor design idea.