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Gippersnap
I like dk what happened.

I Wanted to move it to the left more, so yeah, and now on my phone and my friends pc you can barely even view the left side, with the navigation.

http://www.gippersnaplyts.com/
elletricity
I can still see your left column navigation. It looks like your banner ad is out of place and pushing the rest of your layout to the left. The div containing the banner ad is set to "position:absolute;". I think you should remove that property and have the banner ad remain inside your righthand column, with relative positioning.

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Mike
^I think it's supposed to be like that. Well it looks alright to me. It may just be because the resolutions on your phone and on your friend's PC are small. That's the catch of the centering method you're using.
Gippersnap
I didn't mess with the coding.

I like cut out more to the left side so I can move it over with the ad bar

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Is on my friends computer
Mike
What resolution is your friend using? Check my revised previous post.
Gippersnap
I have no Idea O_o xD.

But the mom said that like, it's only her computer because of window's 7


Idk, I hope no one else sees it like this
Mike
It only happens to people who have resolutions smaller than the width of your whole layout. I can see that happening since your layout is quite large, innit? Sorry but I don't think there's a solution besides finding another way to center your layout.
fixtatik
It's not even how you're centering the layout; it's because your layout is tremendously wide. Because of the size of your layout, the minimum resolution a visitor can have without having that scroll bar and getting cut off is 1152x720. Believe it or not, most people are still using 1024x768. The only solution is to sacrifice the width.
Mike
Well the thing is, that method of centering doesn't allow the scrollbar to move over to the hidden areas so it can cause problems as well.
Gippersnap
Well I moved it back over Lol
fixtatik
QUOTE(Mike @ Aug 10 2009, 05:19 AM) *
Well the thing is, that method of centering doesn't allow the scrollbar to move over to the hidden areas so it can cause problems as well.

Scroll bars in browsers go left to right. If something goes beyond the left margin or the top margin, that portion will get cut off. That's why you can use text-indent:-999em; for roll-over link text and you won't get a scroll bar.
Gippersnap
Blah, I need to like, learn how to code it in css xD.
Mike
Aha sorry. Is this good for closing then?
Gippersnap
Yeah, I guess, thanks for the help.
Mike
Topic closed & moved.
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