Hi guys, I'm pretty new to web design so excuse me if the question seems silly. Basically I've designed a news page with divs all over the place. The divs are laid out using float commands. Some of the page has two columns and some 3. The page looks great except when you zoom out on the browser. Zooming in isn't a problem, but when you zoom out, somehow the div blocks get fatter and stack on top of each other instead of side to side. Is there anything I can do to stop this? Thanx

Can we have some code, an image, or even better, a link? It's hard to visualise the problem

does any of your div has min height set?

better use javascript you for zoom in and zoom out, and make div to float property.

Hi,
When you zoom the resolution of the screen reduces just choose resolution fo your screen then test minimum is 800X600 which is very very minimum if not you wanted it to same when scrolling dont give width to any of your inner content