CSS for my website

[Guest]

I have a non-template website and I want to adjust to different screen
resolutions. I know that can be done with css but i don't css code so how
else can I do it?

 

[Jim Buyens]

Try this:

1. Make sure that a single HTML table surrounds your
entire layout.

2. Switch to Code view and remove all the width= and
height= attrributes, except within <img> tags.

3. Go back to that single, all inclusive table and
give it a width of 100%

4. Fine tune to suit (but don't hard-code any widths
or drag any column borders with the mouse).

This will create a so-called "liquid layout" that
automatically gets wider and shorter as the browser window
expands.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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[Murray]

Be aware that screen resolution has very little to do with it (other than
restricting the maximum width you can give the browser's viewport). So -
adjusting anything for screen resolution is going to only be *close* when
the visitor has the browser viewport maximized (but it'll still be wrong).
Maximized browsers is somethign that most surfers do not have, and Mac users
never have. For what it's worth....