Why does it do this?

[deadfingers]

Alright i tend to use Tables and regular HTML most of the time, sometimes i include CSS but not until recently. Anyways why is it that when i upload a file or whatever like if i change the size of the table or adjust the size of a picture or something, when i check the page it seems to resize on its own, like i uploaded a page to www.digitalebay.com and i refreshed the page and it shows fine for like a second then for no reason it turned to like half the size it was supposed to be and i refreshed like 5 times and it kept doing the same, someone else checked for me and they said it was fine. I checked back in like 10 mins later and it was fine. so why the heck does it do that? it p****s me off, oh and most of the time i Use Mozilla Fire Fox, i hate IE(internet Explorer) i use Opera on rare occasions. I know FF conforms better to HTML as in it follows the rules stricly thats why i like it since u get exactly wat u put, unlike in IE were sometimes my colors end up being oppposite from what i was putting or other little things it messes up on. So anyways has anyone else had this problem? Im on 56k also if that matters.

[tony]

looked fine to me, perhapse if you stated which image it was we could have a look at the code to see fi there was anything wrong with that?

[deadfingers]

yeah well it was an example, but the problem i had was with this main table www.digitalebay.com/pott.html, sometimes when id first go to it, the main table wit the products and stuff would turn to half and end up in the middle as well as the left side links since they are both in the same table. it works fine now but i guess its just my internet that cant catch up and decides to leave it as so before it fully finishes.

[martian2k4]

set the tables width to 100% ten it will fit and screen.

[deadfingers]

yes i know that, my tables are set to 100%, like i have one main table that has every single thing in the page, then there are like 4 or so inside tables. but u didnt get my point, wat i said was why does my browser change the size like that? it shows it right then it makes it small then after like 15 mins it changes back. rrr

[kink]

the only thing i can see in your code that might cause it to disply oddly (and not show up on pr) is the extensive use of &nbsp you should try a <p> or <br> or a div or something instead of all those

[deadfingers]

the only thing i can see in your code that might cause it to disply oddly (and not show up on pr) is the extensive use of &nbsp you should try a <p> or <br> or a div or something instead of all those
hmm &nbsp; causes a page not to show up on a Search engine? hmm it doesnt seem to show for me, well any site i used &nbsp; on hasnt been showing up! alright thanx man, yeah when i made that page it was almost 3 months ago, if thats why its not showing up on Search engines then im in need of some adjusting ;)

[deadfingers]

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR i really hate this right now. www.digitalebay.com, ok im using allaire homesite 4.5 and its really pissing me off right now. Ok in the design part and browse part of the program it shows everything aligned perfectly, when i open it in a browser it shows this part
<div style="RIGHT: 250px; LEFT: 709px; WIDTH: 113px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 504px; HEIGHT: 62px"
>Sincerely,

<br>CEO/Owner<br>Digital Ebay</i></h3></b></font></DIV> almost in the middle. Why the heck does it do this? in the program it shows it under everything else like it should be yet in the browser it gets all messed up. Is this because of the program im using or wat? Im thinking of getting Homesite 4.5 but if its a program flaw then im definately going for something else. Anyways if anyone can tell me whats wrong? anyone use Homesite 4.5 here?

*Edit* ok im starting to use edit plus and it seems to have about the same problems, but with that one its even different. It shows the text at the very bottom at the right, yet in FireFox and Internet Explorer they are all different from each other!! I hate this :mad: any help will be greatly appreciated.

[kink]

uhm their is no right attribute in css

try this <div style="position:absolute; top: 504px; left: 709px; width: 113px; height: 62px;">Sincerely,

<br>CEO/Owner<br>Digital Ebay</i></h3></b></font></DIV>


if not rght where you want it then mess with the numbers

[ryan]

put the style information in a css sheet