Alright I have a few problems under my belt. I dont know a lot of about web development; i took some courses in both highschool and college but am not a pro or anything. I uploaded the website so you can all check out the issues, remember its work in progress.

Here is the website


Problems:

1. When you change the resolution of a computer to anything lower than 1280x1024 it looks screwy. Is there an easy way to change that. [Note: I read a post on this forum about putting everything in tables; problem is, the template's css only allows the white space to go down a certain amount... so if there is a way to change the css so that the white goes down or change it in dreamweaver, that would be great.]

2. Another issue, not a big deal is... how do i draw a layer in dreamweaver so that it doesnt screw up its placement when you preview the website. Layers would really help, and without css im a pro with them, but with it i feel limited.


Thanks a lot for your help. I really appreciate it. If there are any other problems, dont be afraid to let me know.

-Jason

Jason I'm not seeing the resolution problem. The template should work fine all the way down to 800x600 from what I can tell.

BIG EDIT:

I just tried the resolution in internet explorer with different resolutions... its working perfectly.... but in firefox it goes wacky... is there some css or javascript i can input... or some type of cookie to get rid of this problem.

It looks fine in Firefox for me (running FF version 1.5.0.1, WinXP) . Even at 800x600.

I've tried it on 4 computers in my house running Firefox and it still looks messed up with any resolution other then 1280x1024

I run IE6 at 800x600 as a default site loads fine.


Could this be a caching issue on your computers or ISP?

Slow morning around here so I downloaded Firefox 1.5.

It trashes the site at 800x600 and 1024x768. Anything smaller I would not have been able to read so I did not try higher settings.

So you now have confirmation that it is not just your local problem.

for me it works fine even in FF and IE. I don`t get this..why would anyone try such a great resolution?

Wow thats weird, does anyone have any idea of what this can be?

Unless it is the version number of FF I don't have a clue.

The page was broken before I DL the FF flash player. Not sure why it could not use the already installed version.

If you want a "print screen" of what I see to compare to yours, tell me how to get it to you.

Colbyt