Freezing the layout so that it will not change no matter the resolution.
On a web page I am now working on the wording on the left side of the page moves onto a picture on the right side of the page when there is a smaller resolution and when the screen is minimized....How do I stop this?
Also does anyone have any suggestions about a non-beginner book to HTML I have read so many beginning books and they all say the same thing I am ready to get to more helpful books. Thx.
KarenArt posted this at 14:39 — 19th August 2004.
She has: 354 posts
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Are you using tables or divisions to lay out your page?
If you're using divisions you can simply add margin-right: Width of Picture; to the div your text is in.
It's hard to give a definitive answer without seeing your code.
As for html lessons, there's tons of great info on the net. I'd suggest going through all the html lessons at http://www.w3schools.com/html/. Once you've completed all of these tutorials, you should know everything you need to about html coding.
gotta finish redesigning my sites so I can show them again.
The purpose of education is... to get more jokes!
magicandmight posted this at 14:50 — 19th August 2004.
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Welcome to Tailored Business Systems! Tailored Business Systems has designed, produced,
and installed computer software since 1973, specializing in IBM AS/400 systems.
We participate in the IBM Industry Remarketer Affiliate program through a contractual
relationship which allows TBS to market IBM products. This relationship benefits our
clients as they can finance our products through the IBM Credit Corporation and stay
abreast of new products and services available from IBM.
TBS specializes in software systems for the public sector. As our name indicates, we
tailor our standard software offerings to meet the unique requirements of our customers.
All of our packaged systems offer program installation and operator training.
KarenArt posted this at 15:09 — 19th August 2004.
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Correct me if I'm wrong here...
It looks like what you are trying to do is put a picture in on the right and have the text flow around it.
The problem is you have the image outside of the table with the text in it and the table with your text won't flow around it, it will simply sit over the picture.
To make the text flow around the picture use:
<table width="600"><tr>
<td><img src="../pictures/training.jpg" width="275" height="275" align="right">
<b>Welcome</b> to Tailored Business Systems! Tailored Business
Systems has designed, produced, and installed computer software since
1973, specializing in IBM AS/400 systems.
We participate in the IBM Industry Remarketer Affiliate program through a
contractual relationship which allows TBS to market IBM products. This
relationship benefits our clients as they can finance our products through
the IBM Credit Corporation and stay abreast of new products and services
available from IBM.
<p class="text3">TBS specializes in software systems for the public sector.
As our name indicates, we tailor our standard software offerings to meet
the unique requirements of our customers. All of our packaged systems
offer program installation and operator training.</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
If you want the picture outside the table where the text is use:
<table width="100%"><tr>
<td>
<table width="600">
<tr>
<td><b>Welcome</b> to Tailored Business Systems! Tailored Business
Systems has designed, produced, and installed computer software since
1973, specializing in IBM AS/400 systems. We participate in the IBM
Industry Remarketer Affiliate program through a contractual relationship
which allows TBS to market IBM products. This relationship benefits our
clients as they can finance our products through the IBM Credit Corporation
and stay abreast of new products and services available from IBM.
<p class="text3">TBS specializes in software systems for the public sector.
As our name indicates, we tailor our standard software offerings to meet
the unique requirements of our customers. All of our packaged systems
offer program installation and operator training.</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
<td align="right"><img src="../pictures/training.jpg" width="275" height="275"></td>
</tr>
</table>
Hope this helps!
gotta finish redesigning my sites so I can show them again.
The purpose of education is... to get more jokes!
kb posted this at 15:42 — 19th August 2004.
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Joined: Feb 2002
I would suggest some of the books on Sitepoint. Browse through the list
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