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Hello there, I've been reading up on a few tutorials on CSS (thanks Tyla), and I find it excellent that there is so much you can use to syle a website.

Anyway, i've realised something thats quite a serious issue concerning my website, and people viewing it in different resolutions. You see, my website is made under 1280 x 1024, but if someone with a 1024 x 768 resolution or below try's to view it, its all messed up.

How is it possible to ensure my website looks alright under all resolutions?

djh-world.com

(Yes its rubbish, I know)

Ok, Here's the "updated" version....: -

[URL]http://www.djh-world.com[/URL]

Hmmmm.

*pop*

Hmmm, how would I go about connecting the header to the main-content thing? I have a feeling the "background image" property is preventing me from doing this.

Firebird/Firefox, same thing :P

gamezfreak wrote:
> Hmmm.
>
> *emerges mozilla-firebird*

Its like that in IE, and its called Firefox now.

Hmmm.

*emerges mozilla-firebird*

gamezfreak wrote:
> I think its resolution issues more then anything, the font is huge on
> that screenie :P

I use the same resolution as you tho.

I think its resolution issues more then anything, the font is huge on that screenie :P

Oh, hang on, you've updated it. I'll post a new screen shot:
http://stevesmiscellany.t35.com/GIF/djhworldmozilla.gif

gamezfreak wrote:
> It was meant to look like this aswell: -
>
> [URL]http://djh-world.com/images/djhworld.png[/URL]


In both Mozilla and IE it looks as I posted, and not as above.