Sims
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Registered: 15th Aug 03
Location: Bath/Bristol area Drove: 1994 Corsa SRi Now: VTR
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Hey lads and ladies.
Not sure if you've seen my other post >After Some Constructive Advice< where i was designing the template for my site, but now i'm at the stage of putting it into a page.
I've decided this time to go the DIV root instead of Tables. And i'm finding it tricky to get the result i want.
I've got an overall master-container which is 80%. Then what i want to happen is when the broswer resizes, for everything to scale nicely. I've done this nicely with tables in the past.
My problem is when you resize your broswer and its smaller than the width of the example images in the center of the page, that the divs for the Header / Footer continue to shrink, and the content div doesn't.
Advice would be great on how to solve this. please excuse graphics issues which need resolving. I would like to not use tables because of the untidy <tr>s <td>s 
---> The Aspx Web Page
---> The CSS File Within a ASP.net Theme
Cheerz, Simsy 
[Edited on 27-09-2006 by Sims]
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Sims
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Advanced warning if you were going to view in FF. i just installed it and its all messed up. Think its to do with absolute positioning on the header divs which are supposed to be layer over each other. Will try to resolve tomorrow.
If its to much of a pain to get it working nicely in IE, FF, Opera and NS then its back to tables
[Edited on 27-09-2006 by Sims]
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James
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divs + firefox = gay
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Sims
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Location: Bath/Bristol area Drove: 1994 Corsa SRi Now: VTR
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Ahh, that doesn't fill me with much hope. might have to go back to tables because they are more predictable in different browsers
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