What do you expect out of a fishing website

"Illinois Fisherman" wrote in message
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Try this for a clean layout, its one of mine.

http://www.annard.com/


"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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"Illinois Fisherman" wrote in message
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That size is much better.

Thanks, Now to make the page more visibly appealing. Then I can use it
for
a template for the rest of the site.




I like that, but it would be nice to figure out how to maximize the width
based on the browser size.

In a 1280 by 1024 screen that page has a lot of white space in the middle.

Is there a way to fix it at a max width of 800 and a percentage of width
instead at lower resolutions?

Also, some sites I have noticed have an extra navigation and information bar
down one side when viewed on a wider resolution, and the bar doesn't show
when the page is loaded on a browser when the resolution is lower. How do
you do that?

I imagine it has to be done with JAVA or maybe PHP if the user sends stats
to the server when they visit the site, but I haven't wuite figured out how.
I know visitors behind a firewall often don't send any stats back to the
server when they visit, but most do.

If you want to help more lets take this to e-mai since we are getting a
little off topic.

webmaster @ yumabassman dot com

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