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Just curious, would you buy sh*t ?

Just asking 'cause when I wait, the website tell me that's what it's going to load...

works fine in both IE and FF.

did I miss anything or there's no theme ?

looks the same in FF and IE here too.

this is what you call pure html ?

<link href="../trivitrongreen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script src="../Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js" type="text/javascript"></


;)

Yeah... whenever you see that line again, delete it :p

paste your code then. Cause if that's what you have, nothing more and nothing less, it should work.

The easiest way is with a table,

add this to your BODY tag :


MARGINHEIGHT="0" MARGINWIDTH="0"

and the table, this way (assuming you have only one item, the movie) :

You're talking about two different things.

1. having the page to fit the screen (height) no matter what the screen resolution is.

2. fitting the content ??? I assume you mean having enough...

Not that you have to code the way I do or anything, but that's the main reason I code that way, unless you do it on purpose it's almost impossible to overwrite or "typo" anything since the class is...

for your links, CSS should look like this (way easier, and clear)

a.lin:link { ... }
a.lin:hover { ... }
a.lin.etc...

a.noLimits:link { ... }
a.noLimits:visited { ... }
a.noLimits.etc...

First off, you should put a top tag in your #banner, should fix your problem partially.

Might want to look for miscalculation in your CSS also, just look at the bottom right of your page, it's...

Nothing wrong with the html coding, does look like you have a "sizing" problem with your CSS though, possible that your .banner has a height tag in it or something ?

Just look at the page when you...

Have to ? guess there's a reason for it, although it doesnt make sense to use both tables and CSS for the same page.

Might suggest onw thing though, if you absolutely have to use tables,

make...

I might suggest you go back to your "deluxe" website, search a little, they know about the "Firefox issue", they even posted a fix (Seamless integration -> Visible)...

You already have the CenterDiv tag with 750px width, why a <table> ??

You also have two #CenterDiv but only one closing </div> tag.



One of the point of using CSS is not to have to use...

you need to add to your .center, things like float, position, margin-left (or right).

my 1st reply in this topic explain exactly how to make a cell perfectly centered.
...

yes, with I.E. : I always try I.E. first as it is the browser that gives the most headaches when it comes to CSS.

On the link you posted everything seems to be left aligned, didnt look at your...

What Cathbert should work no problems, might need a little tweaking but that's about it. Only thing is this wouldnt fix your "left bg image" issue.

If by left bg image you mean the little blue...

In case you want want to use 100% width anyway, here's what it will have to look like



#left {
background: #CCCCCC;
position: absolute;
width: 25%;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;

Can be all done in CSS.

There's two ways of doing this :

1. Know the width of each boxes and calculate, for EACH boxes, where they'll need to be placed (from center point). Can be a REAL pain...