Or, create a layout that centers everything including the 'layers'.
Here is a good demonstration -
http://www.roast-horse.com/tutorials/_tutorials/css_centered_content/index.html
And here is some code -
(inline styles used for clarity)
STYLESHEET -
body { text-align:center; } /* for IE5/IE5.5 */
#wrapper { text-align:left; }
BODY -
<div id="wrapper" style="width:760px; top:0; margin:0 auto;
position:relative;">
<div id="layer1" style="width:200px; top: 25px; left:140px;
position:absolute;">blah</div>
<div id="layer2" style="width:180px; top: 136px; left:23px;
position:absolute;">blah</div>
<table>...</table>
</div>
Try that - an outer relatively positioned division with a width and auto
left and right margins. All interior AP divisions and tables will be
centered, yet retain the
same relative positioning.
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Thomas A. Rowe said:
The images are not moving, but the rest of the page content is adjusting
to the browser window opening. Use tables to structure your page layout
instead.
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