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Tables @ High Resolutions

Problem with table layout at high resolutions

         

Jseal

8:36 pm on Aug 9, 2004 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



I built a website from a template, and had to resize a few of the tables to 100% width to correct them from going 100 miles east of the rest of the site. Everything works great, however, those with laptops and high res monitors (w:1200+) notice most of the site is confined to half of the screen, and a few areas of text spills over this boundary. I double checked the table and column widths @ 100% so it will fill the whole screen but no luck. Any help or suggestions appreciated.

tedster

12:04 am on Aug 10, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Welcome to the forum, Jseal.

If the page doesn't expand to fill the screen, then somewhere there really is a limit built into the mark-up, because the DEFAULT would be to fill the open window.

Does your template have a css file or inline style attributes? Is there a width rule for <body> or some all-containing <div> or <table>

Jseal

1:47 pm on Aug 10, 2004 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Thanks Tedster. I checked the css file as well as the inline style attributes, and all refer to text and paragraph styles, and no mention of table or body width. I scanned the html for anything indicating a table width other than auto for inner-most tables, and 100% for outer tables, including the outer "all-containing" table. I'm playing with various combinations of table properies just to see what happens, but still no luck as of yet.