Template for website help plz

pcmagic · Apr 5, 2006

Hello .. afternoon ..

Ive came across a big problem well maybe not a big problem for some but it is for me as i don't know what to do!!

Ive Created my template for my site but the thing is its diffrent when i open it in every resolution, Its all over at the left and leaving a big cap of white at the right side???

Anybody good ideas or anyway that i can fix this !!

Thanks

135791 · Apr 5, 2006

tell this guy :http://computerforums.org/showthread.php?p=354677#post354677 that he needs to use css, it is simple to learn and will make your images look nicely on ALL resolutions

told to tell you that by a friend

pcmagic · Apr 5, 2006

Aghhh

doesnt really ring any bells because i dont really know what to do ... how do i do that ..
Im using dreamweaver just to let you know !!!

Sumbody eles told me that i need to centralise the whole template and make a background colou/image (whichever suits your needs best. Now it should adapt to any resolution you put it on...

Any help on either of these!!!

Thanks

MasterOC1 · Apr 5, 2006

Send me the files if you can?

You put this in between your <head> tags

<style type="text/css">

a:link {
color: hexcode;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:visited {
color: hexcode;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:hover {
font-weight: bold;
color: hexcode;
text-decoration: underline;
}
left {width:15%; height:80%

.
)
right (width:15%; height:80%

.
)

</style>

See where it says left and right? On your image you put <img src=imgsrc id=left> and then you use the css to make it x% of the screen you want...and that will work on all resolutions...if you send me the files I can probably do it for you.

Lord Kalthorn · Apr 5, 2006

Am I the only person who doesn't know where this site is?

Depends if you want to stretch it or centre it. Stretching is easy, either put a percentage into your width='' place where you haev the width in pixels at the moment (or in CSS, there are loads of tutorials, not much difference there) Or if you want to centre it, in which case tables are fine as MasterOC suggests or you can do some nice Div manipulation by way of min-width:whatever width you have now; and margin:0px auto; and text-align:center; in your body {} tag. But that involves you including CSS, which might not be what you want to do at this stage.

MasterOC1 · Apr 5, 2006

Check your PM's and get on MSN.

Template for website help plz

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