how to keep text in frontpage from shifting?
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This is not really a problem but happens by design. About the only way to stop this is by designing your page to fit with an 800x600 pixel screen.\n\nMake the content area of your page (usually a <div>..</div> area if done properly) so it is around 780 pixels wide. Never use the full 800 as you have to allow for scrollbars.\n\nThe best way of doing this is to make an outer containing div area with <div style="text-align:center"> then within that make another with <div style="margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; width:780px"> (this will give you a static 780pixel wide area that will always be centered in the screen so none of the text or text areas will ever resize.\n\nThe cons of this effect are that on anything above 1024x768 your site will look like a bamboo pole in the middle of a crazy amount of padding space. You only have 780pixels of space to play with across the screen no matter what resolution is used. If viewed in a window anything less than 800 pixels wide you will get horizontal scroll bars.\n\nA suggestion, Look for 'fluid layout' in google (or your fav search engine) and dont worry about the site looking exactly the same to ALL users as it will never happen.
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Yes, just remove the <a href ... > at the begining and the </a> at the end.\n\n-HtJ
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With your mouse drag the edges until the page is full. Don't maximize it with the top bar or maximize button, drag it with the mouse.\n\nOnce you have it full size close it. The next time you open it it will open maximized.
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Just put an image box over the entire form.  You can set the stretch property to true on the image box
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How about putting a section break in, and making an unusually large header, you then have same top half on each page. Don't forget to uncheck the "same as previous tab" if its part of a larger document.
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Tough question :)\n\nBest ideea (on my humble oppinion) is to avoid both horizontal and vertical scrolling. For horizontal is simple. Set the layout to a max of 770 pixels.\nIf you don't want vertical scrolling... it depends on viewer browser, how many extra toolbars he has, etc.\nTypically for 800x600 resolution a 430 pixel heigth will do the trick.\n\nAs 800x600 is (still) used only by approx 30% of users you should think how your layout will look also at higher resolutions.\nAt 1024x768 it will still look ok. Higher than this it will be like a column in the middle of the page or on the left side, deppending on your choice of content positioning.\n\nTry a self-adjusting approach. Use as much as possible CSS, avoid tables, keep content centered (both horizontal and vertical).\n\nSome nice browser statistics here:\nhttp://roselli.org/adrian/articles/browser_stats_2.asp\n\nCSS layouts here:\nhttp://blog.html.it/layoutgala/\n\nGood luck and let me know when your site is online!
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try removing the CENTER..\n\n<body text="" bgcolor="FFFF00">\n<div align="center">\n<p align="left"><br>\n</p>\n<p align="center"><br>\n<IMG SCR="images/index_slice_01.jpg...\n<?
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Launch Internet Explorer. \nSelect File | Page Setup... from the menu. \nAdjust the margins to your liking. \nClick OK.
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Go to Display Propertys -> Appearance Tab and change the font size to what you perfer.\n\nSome other text cannot be changed.
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your problem sounds like it might be your closing quote\n\nhtml>\nhead>\nhead/>\nbody>\ntext box+"" bgcolor="" size="">\ntext/>\nbody/>\nhtml/>
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depends on your font and size... not all fonts of the same size are actually the same size (which I know doesn't make sense, but that's how it is)\n\nIf you need your title a half inch from the top of the page... just set your top margin to 1/2" and you're fine regardless of font...\n\nIf you need it down a half inch from something else... try leaving 2 blank lines (so hit enter 3 times)... unless you're double-spacing it (then just try twice)... that should get you close to a half inch unless you're using some weird font.
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<br>\n\nThat leaves a space in between text or objects. You would just copy and paste that how ever many times you need it.
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use the Dreaweaver or the frontpage to add a layer over your webpage if thats what u mean by floating!!
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If the part of the page that is being cut off is on the right or left, then change the page orientation. \n\nIn Internet Explorer:\nClick on the File menu.\nChoose Page Setup.\nChange Page Orientation to Landscape.
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maybe try to lower the font size.. this might help .. click view and then text size and decrease (mozilla)
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the setting is in your browser...if you're using Internet Explorer, go to View, then Text Size and change it there.\n\nThere is a similar option in Netscape/Firefox.  Good luck
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It was probably your space bar causing all the trouble. Sometimes when it gets stuck, it can cause a page to scroll up and down. Also, consider the possibility that it might be the "pgup" and "pgdn" keys, or a faulty keyboard. For example, I have a keyboard that I bought so that I could share one keyboard between my Mac and PC. Sometimes it glitches.