I need someone to take a look at my blog. I added a store and it is too big. I would like to know how I could make it smaller. Click on natural health essentials it is right at the top of the page next to home. Here is my site: http://myhealthessentials.blogspot.com All I see is <table cellpadding="5"> and even when I make the number smaller it is still too big. What could I do to solve this problem? Your help will be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi Maa,

Which part of your website do you think too big? It's loaded properly on my PC.

Do you see how the images are so big and the table goes way over to the side bar? I would like to know how I can make it fit my site, because it is too big. I don't think people will like it that way. The table is just way too big.

Please help me solve this problem. I don't know what to do and I am very frustrated. I know there is got to be a way to solve this, but I just don't know how.

Hi Maa,

Which screen resolution are you using now? I'm using 1920x800 pixels in resolution and everything just shown properly. If you intend to make the images smaller, you can resize them using photo manipulator such as GIMP or Photoshop. Or, you can do it on-the-fly by strictly define the "width" and "height" attribute for each of the image. But, resizing the images is the best choice, I think. Since you can have your website lighter.

All the tables are also fit to the page. So, nothing to be worried.

Do you want me to send you the screenshot?

Hope it would help.

Well you need to stack those cells one way is use the TR tag Like

<table ><tr><td>Your Info</td></tr><tr><td>your Info</td></tr></table>

of course you can do it with css too but stacking those cells will work and is easyer

You can also make your cells uniform by setting attributes for your cells like

<td width=100px height=100px>

Originally Posted by OleTom

<td width=100px height=100px>

When you define width and height for a cell you don't use "px" anymore. I think the corect version is:

<td width="100" height="100" />

But for your own good is better to keep styling apart from markup. Is way better for your mentenance