Layer not align when using 1152 by 864 monitor resolution

[rcrane webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Hello,

I completed a web site using Dreamweaver MX. In this web site I a have a contact page with an email form. The email form is inside a table and the table is inside a layer. This form looks properly when using a 1024 by 768 monitor resolution.

But, when I change the monitor resolution to 1152 by 864 the layer that contains the table and the email form moves to the left drastically.

How can I solve this issue?

Thanks in advanced,

rcrane

[darrel]

> But, when I change the monitor resolution to 1152 by 864 the layer that

contains the table and the email form moves to the left drastically.

Note that very, very few people will be looking at your web site at such
high resolutions. Most people won't have their browser open any wider than
700/800 pixels.

As for postioning the DIV, you can do it absolutely (specific pixel
coordinates) which won't change regardless of browser size, or you can do it
relatively (percentages) which will change based on browser size.

-Darrel

[Dan Vendel *GOF*]

"rcrane" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I completed a web site using Dreamweaver MX. In this web site I a have a contact page with an email form. The email form is inside a table and the table is inside a layer. This form looks properly when using a 1024 by 768 monitor resolution.
>
> But, when I change the monitor resolution to 1152 by 864 the layer that contains the table and the email form moves to the left drastically.
>

I think you should be more concerned over how it looks in *most* users'
browser than over the *extremely* few (I doubt there actually is anyone)
that are using a browser window that 1152 pixels wide....


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[darrel]

> You are right, most people don't use this resolution but is there a way to
prevent this? with javascript?

If the layer is positioned absolutely, it should not move in relation to the
left side of the page. Is that's what is happening? Do you have a link for
us to look at? Posting code in here isn't too helpful to actually understand
the issue you are having.

-Darrel

[Githigi]

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