On 2/9/06, JeRRy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > I have created this website in PHP and mySQL at > http://www.bps-testntag.com/ but have come accross an error I was not > aware of before. > > Now I am using stylesheets and I have been surfing the net for about 90 > minutes and yet to find a solution, so thought I'd post here, could be basic > but i can't find it online anywhere. Get alot of forum refrences but no > solution. > > Here is the code below before I continue: > > <style type="text/css"> > html { > background : url(images/background3.jpg); > } > body { > margin : 0; > padding : 0 1px; > border : 0; > height : 100px; > background : url(images/background3.jpg);
....... Now I have been told NOT to use "px" but use "%" for meassurements because > this is relient on resolution/screen_size. > > HOWEVER what does 1px equal in %? > > Some have said 30px equals 3% and some say 30px equals 30%. 30px and > 30% don't seem right, I changed my CSS for this and it pushes everything > only slightly to the RIGHT. But removes the menu altogether. > > Can anyone offer some help here? > > Also if a table is made like this: > > <table width=300 height=400> Is that default % or px or what? What is > the best method to use that will work in people using screens of 600* and > 1024* and both be able to view the site cleanly and easily? > > I will continue to surf. > > J Hi J, If there was an exact "equal" to pixels and %, then it really wouldn't matter which you used. The percentage is percentage of a table, screen size, etc. If you say <table width="50%"> You are saying to make the table 50% of the screen width. Different people have different # of pixels in their width. This is where the difference comes in. [Here is where people tell you not to use tables to lay out stuff, put it in the CSS]. The default numbers are pixels (I don't know if this behavior can be changed). cheers, -- http://kimbriggs.com
