OT - Web design assistance needed

Glen
normally if a page looks different on different screen sizes it is because the widths that have used are set with a fixed width of 780px (for example). Pages that look the same use percentages eg 80%.
Just looking quickly at your page - it does get a bit skewif if using a 800x600 display setting - but I think that is because yo have things separated or lined up by spaces: for example on your image page. If you look at your html you will see a lot of space codes ( )
One way to do it is to lay it out using tables and center the links, and image pages in each box.
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You can play around on that and recreate each of your pages. It may look daunting but it is pretty user friendly.

If I had an hour I would do it for you but I am a bit busy today - sorry -

Pete

Sorry cant help but if your into computers this should make your day....

crazy touch screen

Told ya, supply the beer and BBQ and invite me round.

I tinker a bit with this stuff Glen. In my view (others would differ I guess) its better to avoid perdentage sizing of anything and stick with fixed sizing. That way, the view is constant and reliable in layout and function. The upshot is that you see less on a small screen (and scroll for the missing) or have unwanted space to the right, and below, on a larger screen. Set the page margins, drop in the tables (or layers maybe ), all sized to pixel units. Most screens sold now are set to 1024 x 768 - how about you lay the site out for that ?

Meant to mention that in my web tinkering, I'm supposed to have some regard for design issues - my problem with percentage values is that when browser resizing seeks to make the site smaller or larger, page content can go "waltzing with Matilda" (wrapping down etc) thereby stuffing up the page layout to some extent. Not good for designers...........

About 45% of users are still using 800 * 600

Dunedigger