Wow, Shawn, you have some good suggestions! It took
me awhile to understand most of it. I'll probably
work on the easiest one for me first. I got some free
website template on the internet to help me get
started. I didn't know what to look for when choosing
one. Can you give me an example or refer me to a site
that has the page width set to a %? You also
mentioned not using tables. How do I do that if I
want to make three columns on my page?

Thanks again for all your help,
Maria

>
> Lastly, try to avoid forcing the page to a specific
> width. Your home
> page is 1290 pixels wide, which is wider than the
> two most common screen
> resolutions, effectively forcing a horizontal
> scrollbar on more than 95%
> of your visitors. And the people that do use larger
> resolutions (like
> me) often have their browsers set to an area
> approximately 800x600, in
> order to get the best look from the other 9 million
> sites designed only
> to work with 800x600. If you still want to push the
> width to what would
> fill the screen on a 1280x1024 screen you should
> reduce the width to at
> a maximum of 1240px, since that accounts for the
> scrollbar and the
> window edges in most computers (also called
> "chrome"). I wouldn't
> recommend creating any fixed-width sites, though,
> especially if it can
>
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