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Old 07-28-2009, 03:06 PM   #1
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Default Monitor Size Issue..

I wish to have a fixed div that follows the user down the page. On my patop monitor it looks fine but when I move it onto my larger monitor the salesletter area becomes wider and leaves less room for the fixed container that scrolls with the user.

I have absolutely no idea what I should do here. I look forward to your responses.

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Old 07-28-2009, 03:19 PM   #2
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Default Re: Monitor Size Issue..

You should have your salesletter area set at a fixed width. That way, it won't matter what monitor size the user will be using.

Will probably need your source code to be able to help any further...

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Yes, I agree if you would set your code so that it is set to a fixed size this will prevent the issue you are having all together. If you post your code so that we could view what you are trying to do we could give you estimate on what to set it to.
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Default Re: Monitor Size Issue..

Are you using CSS Intrepreneur?

If so, I can help you style your div as a fixed width. Here's and example:

HTML Code:

<div id="content">

CONTENT HERE

</div> <!-- End Content -->


CSS:

#content {

width: 742;

}


Purdy much it lol. Let me know if this helps or if you want me to explain something else.

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Default Re: Monitor Size Issue..

Thanks all. removing margin: auto and replacing with fixed wdith has made an improvement.

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