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using '%' can allow you to manage 1 site only and also, it can be any resolution friendly.
Also, from what I know, I've check your source code, and found that you'd put the table tag inside, so I assume that it's either you know html or PHP or javascript. However, it's all the same, you just need to put wdth="100%" instead of '120' from what I've check your source code.

However, the main problem is for your banner. Though I can tell you that that banner size doesn't need to be stretched to the maximum, you just have to center the banner regardless of its size.
I hope I have answer your query
 
Discussion starter · #44 ·
you mean make a seperate image for the bar and then just have the normal titlebar and then set the bar to 100% and leave the title bar where it s?...and i still don't know the code...:p because i have frames its not working right...and i dont want to get rid of those either because ill have to redo my menu (its custom and takes about 2 minutes to make a new one) for 18 pages along with the titlebar
 
mm..what programming language do you know besides C++??

for image to be 100% width:
img src="img address here" width="100%"

close the tag yourself.

btw, for the frame, if you want, I can do it for you. However, you have to give me the details of the frames pages.
 
Discussion starter · #48 ·
im using netobjects...but it doesn't resize...i have frontpage but i cant use it that easily even though i took a course on it because i dont know html and netobjects helped hellas with that because i barely had to do it
 
your getting to people's nerve you know finalight... you can't force people to do what you want them to do... so just shut up...
 
finalight said:
ngemu.com is rather all resolution friendly, because it uses '%' instead of integers..
You're obviously not reading what I said properly. You can have a friendly site with using integers as opposed to percentages.
PHP:
<table align="center" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="780">
That is why NGEmu is friendly. If it's 800x600 friendly, is generally tends to be friendly for everything above that. You occassionally get problems with the very high resolutions (1600x1200) stretching images and creating slight 'empty' gaps, but it's quite rare.
 
Well, I dont know lots about Ngemu.com, but it's written in php and I'm sure the source code has been "modified" by browser into html language to be displayed. You know php isn't?
 
Discussion starter · #58 ·
Ok...well i looked it up on the knowledgebase at their site and they said thebest i can do is center it or put everything in a text box and put in the html for centering the textbox...if i turn it into normal tables like i could...i can't have any overlapping objects which is typically half my site...can't have text on top of pictures...navigation bar on the grey...or anyhting...just sucks...thinkin about using a different web thingie
 
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