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Put all your content in tables. Then center the table. If your table is set to 100%, this also eliminates the problem of the text being truncated when it prints.
Linda Adams
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Linda Adams
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Another option is as Garridon said put your content is tables, but set the pixel width at a standard for 800x600. That way no matter what the screen size is, your content will stay and you createed. Sometimes if a table is set to 100% instead of a definite pixel width, the contents inside the table moves around.
For example the tables on my site are set at 750pixels
For example the tables on my site are set at 750pixels
outsourceoncall
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You will need to see my site to understand what I am talking about first....
I've used tables also, but I was in an office the other day and was showing my site to someone and the sentences in the "SERVICE" section or table was running from one sentence to two...example:
"Information Technology" was showig up as:
"Information
Technology."
The settings were at 1024 x 768!! the only other clue was it was running IE 5.
What did I do wrong?
Darin
I've used tables also, but I was in an office the other day and was showing my site to someone and the sentences in the "SERVICE" section or table was running from one sentence to two...example:
"Information Technology" was showig up as:
"Information
Technology."
The settings were at 1024 x 768!! the only other clue was it was running IE 5.
What did I do wrong?
Darin
I have the same problem periodically with mine. Right click on the cell in question. Choose Cell Properties. Look for the Specify Width option. Check percent and change it to 100%. That'll take care of it.
To keep the table from readjusting, you can use a pixelshim (a graphic the same color as your background). Put it one of the cells and adjust the size accordingly.
Linda Adams
Visit my web site for writing and Microsoft Word tips: Official web site for actor David Hedison:
To keep the table from readjusting, you can use a pixelshim (a graphic the same color as your background). Put it one of the cells and adjust the size accordingly.
Linda Adams
Visit my web site for writing and Microsoft Word tips: Official web site for actor David Hedison:
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