Hey all,
i had a quick search for a similar case but to no avail...
I'm creating a site and its in a table, with 3 td the main content all on one row
i have created this site testing in Mozilla but when i tested on IE theres a major problem
if the user has a low res or a smaller screen the far right td overlaps the middle td and this is a major problem
i've tried using style='position:relative' and all but to no avail
any help with solving this problem would be much appreciated!!
heres the link:
http://salt.brightviewangus.com.au/home.html
cheers

can anyone help? or am i stuck?

Have you tried using percentages for those widths instead of fixed pixel dimensions?
Make the table 100% and size the TDs correspondingly.

i've tried that and to no avail

well i've fixed it to the extent that i can - i've used div tags and given it attributes through css
thanks anyways

i would help you but i dont know what it was like before...

im busy working on a site that has 100% width and im shitting myself because ive now got to code it all, hopefully it will work! i can show you the code afters if you want

I am having the same issue.
the table has 100% width, 1 tr, and only the 2nd (center) td of 3 has a declaration of 40%.
i have tried all combinations of % widths to no avail. i did not try fixed widths as that is not a solution i want.

http://mrgrayband.com/?page=media

any ideas?

Start with fixing the errors.
http://www.htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/validate.c...s&input=yes
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validat...g=1&lang=en

Use a doctype that's more apropriate for what you actually write than XHTML Strict and you will get rid of some of the HTML errors.