OKay, so I'm Gr.10 and I'm taking a technology course; for my summative I have to make a website without the use of an editor. Most of the class is using tables, but the teacher thought I was ready to use CSS. We've been programming websites for about 2 months. Here's my problem: I designed my site using CSS (with absolute values for positiong objects) on a widescreen monitor with a 800x1280 resolution and when I brought it to the school computers (the one's we are being marked on), my page was all warped... I now realize why that happened, but what I want to know is can I fix it without changing the resolution and going through each of the fifteen pages, manually adjusting each pixel position? Can I have CSS or HTML or Java detect the resolution of the monitor and shrink the page and pictures accordingly, while still keeping the page centered?
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2007-05-27
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