I cannot make out what the problem is with my webpages..see images that I have given

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  • lifeisgreat20009
    New Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 70

    I cannot make out what the problem is with my webpages..see images that I have given

    I have made a dynamic website using HTML, ASP, JavaScript for my college project.....
    My website is running pretty well at home as well as in college...I mean linking and all, also no problem with ASP pages...
    The problem is that at home my website perfectly fits my personal computer's screen (Flatron ) but on college's computer the images that I have included seem to be too big to fit the screen all of my webpages seem to be going haywire...and seem to be a mess
    Images and text that completely fit on my PC dont fit perfectly on college's computer...
    Why is this happening ???
    Following are the links :-

    At home the website looks like this :-



    At college the website looks like this :-


    at both places its Internet Explorer but versions are different, mine is version 7 and that of college's is version 6..........
    Please tell me how can I give relative values or values in percentage to all the elements in my webpages so that they fit every kind of screen resolution, every kind of computer ????


    Plzz help guys my final exam for this is on 17th May.......
    Help Guys...Its Damn urgent......
  • lifeisgreat20009
    New Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 70

    #2
    While searching on net for my problem I found the following solution...

    wrap the content of your page inside a single, large, one-cell table. Set the width of this table to be about 560-pixels, if you're designing for a 600 pixels layout, or 750-pixels if you're designing for an 800 pixel layout.


    I just wanna know Will this work ????

    I mean i will be going to college tomorrow morning and have to solve this problem within 4 hours after that computer lab will be closed....

    And i have at least 20 pages in my website and editing all of them manually is going to be very difficult...... ..

    plzzz tell me what should I do ?????


    Day after tomorrow is my final exam at 9 am.........

    Earlier I had thought that I will take my own machine to college, but when I disconnected my PC from internet to see how the website will work in college without it.......
    the IIS stopped functioning properly and the webpages are not even displayed....
    its giving error as Webpage not found..........

    plzzz help ...I am in total mess....... :-(
    and I hate ASP and IIS, i have always had problems with it.....why cant it be less cumbersome....

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    • drhowarddrfine
      Recognized Expert Expert
      • Sep 2006
      • 7434

      #3
      IE6 does not work the same as IE7 (which won't work the same as IE8 :p ).

      Without a link, or the complete markup, it's only guess work, but I'm guessing you aren't using a doctype? Without one, IE goes into quirks mode and doesn't work like modern browsers such as...every other browser.

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      • lifeisgreat20009
        New Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 70

        #4
        Originally posted by drhowarddrfine
        IE6 does not work the same as IE7 (which won't work the same as IE8 :p ).

        Without a link, or the complete markup, it's only guess work, but I'm guessing you aren't using a doctype? Without one, IE goes into quirks mode and doesn't work like modern browsers such as...every other browser.

        What do you mean by doc type ?????

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        • eWish
          Recognized Expert Contributor
          • Jul 2007
          • 973

          #5
          Doctype

          Here's a list if recommended DTDs doctypes from W3c.

          Also, please be patient, someone will most likely answer your question, it just may not be in the first hour. Please reframe from making posts with just "plzzz somebody reply.......... ..........". Your post has been deleted.

          --Kevin

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