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Timothy Barton Local time: 00:53 French to English + ...
Feb 2, 2005
The layout of pages on my website (see for example: http://www.geocities.com/itisme88/personal/nodoblatge.htm) looks horribly ugly on my widescreen laptop (as does the proz.com website, for that matter). The paragraphs are just to wide. I'm thinking about two options to sort it out. One would be the BBC approach (news.bbc.co.uk/sport) of leaving a wide blank on the right-hand si... See more
The layout of pages on my website (see for example: http://www.geocities.com/itisme88/personal/nodoblatge.htm) looks horribly ugly on my widescreen laptop (as does the proz.com website, for that matter). The paragraphs are just to wide. I'm thinking about two options to sort it out. One would be the BBC approach (news.bbc.co.uk/sport) of leaving a wide blank on the right-hand side for users of wider screens.
I'm inclined to prefer the approach used by my university's website (www.uab.es (the English translation is mine!!!)) of having everything alligned down the middle. What's the neatest way of doing this in HTML?
Also, most pages don't seem to fully justify the text. I prefer the text fully justified. What do most people recommend? ▲ Collapse
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Heinrich Pesch Finland Local time: 00:53 Member (2003) Finnish to German + ...
Above an example, how the paragraph tag can be modified to justify the text. Look at some sites about html and css programming in English.
Or look at some examples of page layout that you like and try those with your own files. After all everything on the web is open for us to see and co... See more
Above an example, how the paragraph tag can be modified to justify the text. Look at some sites about html and css programming in English.
Or look at some examples of page layout that you like and try those with your own files. After all everything on the web is open for us to see and copy.
Regards
Above an example, how the paragraph tag can be modified to justify the text. Look at some sites about html and css programming in English.
Or look at some examples of page layout that you like and try those with your own files. After all everything on the web is open for us to see and copy.
Regards
Heinrich
Not all browsers support the margin-right option. For example Mozilla does not (or at least did not, when I tested it). So using the margin-left attribute in combination with the width attribute, for example width: 19cm might be an alternative.
HTH
Piotr
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