I have a problem because when you resize the page you get the right elephant down on the text and the right div(the menu) when resized,eats letters and news letter box
Can I do something to make it wright= keep the two elephants and the right div fixed when the page is 800x600??
Your image in the header is 624px wide, plus the width of the 2 elephants PLUS margin and padding on all those elements. In order to stop the drop, you have to reduce the size of all those to be less than 800px wide overall.
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I know but is there any way to make it the right way without changing it??
something (a comand a script) that the browser would "read" and adjust to the screen size??
You can find a script to adjust the page to the screen size, but that's not going to change the fact that all of your elements combined add up to wider than 800. A script can't change the math of that.
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You can put all inside a container div and use min-width.
That will not let the divs resize to a width lower than the specified in min-width, however an horizontal scrollbar will appear.
The other problem is that min-width doesn't work well in IE
You can try using relative widths on the images like % instead of fixed widths. Of course that could throw the proportion of the images off. The right thing to do is redo the images to make them smaller or don't have them all in the header.
It looks like you have a little bit of room you can cut from each image. You can also make the font in the main image a little smaller to reduce it's overall size. It doesn't look like you need to cut that much width from the total of all the images to keep all three in the header at 800x600
It looks like you need to cut about 100px of width.
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