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  • Xenthan
    Registered User
    • Dec 2004
    • 66

    #1

    Help please

    I am using both Photoshop and Dreamweaver.I build my pages in PS then use DW to add the finishing touches...ie adding links and code to the final product(drawing layers in DW).
    Here is my problem.My pages come out perfect in 600X800 but when the resolution is upped to 1024X768 and beyond chaos ensues.BUT ONLY after I add links and layers in DW!
    If anyone has the time or willingness to view my pages in multiple resolutions and has ANY suggestions it would be greatly appreciated!
    The base page that has no issues in whatever resolution:
    http://www.xenthan.com/TXS.html
    The final product which I am having problems with:
    http://www.xenthan.com/TXS1.htm
    Notice how in 600X800 all the DW by-products are centered(links and banners)...but when you go to a higher resolution it is offset to the left a bit!
    I have a feeling its just a line or two of code that can correct this...but after hours of trying I can't get there!
    Please help if you have the time!
    Thank you
  • modF
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2002
    • 1888

    #2
    I am at 1400x1050 and it looks fine to me.

    I do things
    skype:themodF

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    • thepony
      Registered User
      • Dec 2004
      • 33

      #3
      Originally posted by Xenthan
      ...but when you go to a higher resolution it is offset to the left a bit!
      If I were to guess I would say it was the fact that you are using "absolute" for the positioning on your "div" codes. <div id="Layer1" style="position:absolute; left:238px; top:863px; width:350px; height:29px; z-index:1">

      I am not very familiar with photoshop or dreamweaver when it comes to html, but my reasoning is that when it is an "absolute" position, the banner and link would appear the same distance from the "left" to someone using a bigger resolution. i.e. it would off to the left on a bigger resolution.

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