I am dying over right here. I have already been creating websites using layers when using the DIV tag. Me and tables usually do not get along far too well. The problem is the layers stay consistent, and dont move once the site is resized. That is certainly fixed with espresso, but i guess the actual problem is with the resolutions. The sites appears to be great in 1024 nevertheless half of it goes heli-copter flight screen at SIX HUNDRED. My current web site http: //www. looseleafmusic. com is often a perfect example of this.
Within Dreamweaver, you might convert layers for you to tables, this is usually wonderful, but this doesn’t happen work all that well personally. When i alter it, the layers get tossed in the wrong place. Only leave it because layers, it appears to be horrible in 800×600. I am not terribly about the existing website on http: //www. looseleafmusic. com, but with the new one we have been creating.
the brand new site is in the short term at http: //www. looseleafmusic. com/bustedtables/
this site is done along with layers…
This one is converted to tables.
http: //www. looseleafmusic. com/bustedtables/index2. htm
Obviously normally the one converted to dining tables is all messed up. Does any one knowledge i can salvage this page I put a fair level of work in to the graphics and I’d hate to not win it all.
Am i just a moron or will there be anything i are capable of doing.
Thanks earlier,
-nick
I figured the fact that IFRAMEs were exactly what was screwing in place the tables. Good deal… but here is usually one i cannot find out. Same problem… take a look…
http: //www. looseleafmusic. com/bustedtables/theband. htm
(layers)
and
http: //www. looseleafmusic. com/bustedtables/theband2. htm
(tables)
incidentally, i havent optimized the actual images yet in order that they are kinda major (sorry)
do i simply design webpages incorrectly that is certainly it
also, did i post this in the proper section or even should questions like this be posted inside a different area
Many thanks,
chip.