There may be a better way to create your site in a box, and center it, but in the past I have used the <center> tag for centering a 1x1 table, and then putting the rest of the content inside of the single table cell. I dunno if this is a hack job or standard practice, maybe that is why I'm not in web design.

Good idea Dani.

And yes, you're right. That is the standard way of doing things. For the most part, tables are used to position content on the screen (have it wrap, have it in columns, etc.) Some people are starting to get into heavily into XHTML and CSS though, in which the same effect could theoretically be obtained with div and span tags. i.e. the following:


Of course, more effects can be added. (background color, font, etc.) all to the span style element, and it renders much quickly than tables in the latest browsers. The class element can also be used to attach a CSS file with the style information, to separate html mark-up from visual design.

This is what you want, except I would probably make the width a percentage like 90%, this way, no matter what resolution the user is running it is, the table will only ever take up 90% of the screen, and will remain in the centre. Like this:

the 90% can be replaced with whatever percentage you need to satisfy your requirements, savvy?


Slade

As for the scroll bar:

http://www.retailunion.net/fscrollbar.shtml
http://www.ignside.net/man/misc/test...lgenerador.htm

The above are nice simple sites that generate the code of the scroll bar look for you

Enjoy

Slade

Thanks everyone

No problem, that's what were here for right? Non-payed technical support. . Blah just kidding, it's great, I help with what little knowledge I have and I get heaps out of it! Thanks Dani for setting this site up, it's awesome.