Wide Screen vs. Regular Screen

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NEWBIE

My website is www.compensateconsultants.com and it looks fine on a regular
screen, however, it gets a tad stretched out on widescreen. I've browsed
other websites and noticed that they are either centered or left justified
(in otherwords, they aren't taking up the entire width of the screen on a
widescreen).

How is this done?

Thanks...

Sasha
 
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NEWBIE

Steve... what is css?

The majority of my webpages are already created using tables. Do you mean
that I should create a main table and cut and paste the existing table into
it?

Sasha
 
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Charlie

Steve... what is css?

The majority of my webpages are already created using tables. Do you mean
that I should create a main table and cut and paste the existing table into
it?

Sasha







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This is from line 21 of your code;
<table border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-
collapse: collapse; border-width: 0" bordercolor="#111111"
width="100%" id="AutoNumber1" height="576">

Notice the width is 100%. You need to change this number to a
different percentage or certain number of pixels. Most of my sites are
set up do display properly on an 800 pixel display so I set my main
table at 740 pixels.

Do the following...

In the design screen and at the top of the page you will see the
following;
<body><div><table>...
Click on the table tab and select 'tag properties'
Look on the left side of the new window and you will notice that
specify width is checked. That is fine but change the 100 to 740 and
check 'in pixels'
In the same window, look above that and to the left and you will see
'alignment' left. This is where you place the table on the display.
You can leave it left or make it center or right. The default choice
is left.

Hope this helps,
Charlie
 
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Andrew Murray

CSS = Cascading Style Sheets (enter this into Google for a wealth of
info).
 

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