can anyone just clarify for me?

I have been used to using table layouts and centre aligning as a simple way
to have pages that display well on larger screens. This has saved me
learning the intricacies of flexible layouts.

I now have a charity based client who wants their header and footer coloured
box to extend the full width of the browser window.

This can be done with non aligned page using a divs but then I lose the
centre alignment of the page.

Is there still a way to have the html boxes of header and footer to extend
the width of any browser window within page made from a Freeway document
set as table layout? (Not CSS layout).

Width can grow doesn’t do it. 100% only makes it 100% of the Freeway page
size.

I maybe ought to learn css positioning methods but I havent and there’s no
budget and not a lot of time in this particular case.

Freeway Pro 5.

Or is there a way with CSS positioning to have the elements acting the same
as page centred does in the old way of doing it - without setting the page
alignment to centre.

Any pointers or help most welcome.

all the best
Brian


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On 21 Apr 2008, at 10:23, Brian Steere wrote:

Or is there a way with CSS positioning to have the elements acting
the same
as page centred does in the old way of doing it - without setting
the page
alignment to centre.

You can do something similar by setting the left and right offsets as
percentages. For example, you draw a CSS layout HTML box, you’d set
the left and right offsets to 30%. This would have the effect of
fixing the left and right edges at 30% from the browser window, no
matter how wide.

The potential downside is the box width also varies. I’d suggest
experimenting a while with the various settings to see what they do.

Heather


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Take a look here http://freewaytalk.net/thread/view/29585#m_29659

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