Site looks different on different computer screens
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My site looks great on my wide screen monitor but on my desktop regular monitor the website is very unorganized and the words are not spaced equally. Very hard to read on different monitors. How do I make my website look the same on all computer screens?
www.www.fullthrottlerealtor.com...
www.www.fullthrottlerealtor.com...
Your website seems to resize very nicely.
I think you should consider adding a minimum width to your site ... something like this:
If someone has a larger screen, your website will expand to fill their screen, but if their window is smaller, it will create a scrollbar. The only thing which is keeping it from getting even smaller is your menu. If you were to come up with page titles which are shorter, you could get your page minimum to as small as 730 pixels before your header image begins to overflow. Even then, however, you could set the container around your header image so it will hide anything extra:
Great job! I hope you enjoy using Concrete5
I think you should consider adding a minimum width to your site ... something like this:
#wrapper { min-width: 1100px; }
If someone has a larger screen, your website will expand to fill their screen, but if their window is smaller, it will create a scrollbar. The only thing which is keeping it from getting even smaller is your menu. If you were to come up with page titles which are shorter, you could get your page minimum to as small as 730 pixels before your header image begins to overflow. Even then, however, you could set the container around your header image so it will hide anything extra:
#headerpic { overflow: hidden; }
Great job! I hope you enjoy using Concrete5
I do not know how to code. Where do I put this instruction, since I have the same problem?
The styles I listed above would go inside of a CSS file, or they could go in the body of the page, like this:
<style>#id-of-your-html-element { font-family: Arial; }</style>
You should also check outhttp://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp... since that is the best place to start with css and you can quickly learn the basics from there.
Maybe post your question @ css-tricks.com