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BobbyDouglas
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 1:58:09
Ah, always something so simple, that should work if you add <tr> after the table tag, then add </tr> before the </table> tag.
I thought it is always best to specify px in the width/height....
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ravenous_wolf
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 8:16:35
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ORIGINAL: BobbyDouglas
Ah, always something so simple, that should work if you add <tr> after the table tag, then add </tr> before the </table> tag.
I thought it is always best to specify px in the width/height....
I added <tr> after the table tag and </tr> before the </table> tag.
And I removed the px from 800.
I saved it and published it to the web. Unfortunately, it still didn't work. The template layout still stretched to fit the browser.
Is there anything else that I have to insert in between the <tr> and the </tr> tags?
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Kitka
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 8:47:59
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I wrote:
A table should have these components:
<table> <tr> <td> Data here </td> </tr> </table>
For the table you just added, you are missing the table row <tr> and table data <td> tags (both opening and closing).
Try adding those and it should work.
You have added the <tr> tags as I suggested but not the accompanying <td> tags.
Straight under your body tag you need to place this:
<table width="760"><tr><td>
then...
After your last </div> tag, you should have all this:
</td></tr></table>
</body></html>
Then nothing more.
It works on my computer, so good luck.
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ravenous_wolf
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 9:56:33
I will insert the <tr> tags later on today and see how it turns out...
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ravenous_wolf
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 23:07:05
YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
I tried the fix and the template layout stretched only to the specified length at the higher screen resolutions. It worked like a charm!!!
The template layout now works and looks exactly the way I wanted it to...
Thanks Kitka...
And a special thanks to Mr. Bob especially for answering my long barrage of questions...
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BobbyDouglas
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 23:09:39
Its rather hard to focus at 4am when all you can think about is a nice cozy bed.
Did you have to insert the <td> tag as well?
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RE: Template Layout Stretches to fit Browser - 1/13/2005 23:15:00
Yes, it took the <td> tags to solve the problem. It didn't work until I inserted them just right now.
And it was a long night last night. I was barely able to keep my eyes open :) and it was harder to keep them open during the morning and afternoon at work... :)
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