Front Page 2003 on other computers

External Since: May 04, 2009 Posts: 1

I am having proplems with my website created in Front Page 2003 when viewed
on other computers it is not like I designed it. I designed it using Vista
Home Premium and when viewed on othe systems like XP etc it shows up mixed
up. Meaning pictures and printing overlap. Is there a meta tag or line of
code I nedd to add to the HTML to keep this from happening. My web site is
http://www.johnafilion.com

External Since: Dec 12, 2003 Posts: 2320

Here is one contributing factor:
<div style="position: absolute; width: 286px; height: 26px; z-index: 1;
left: -87px; top: 152px" id="layer6">

Absolute positioning means just that - the top left corner of the <div..
id="layer6"> is fixed in position, but the rest of the page can move around
it. Result - overlaps when the browser is resized, or the font size is
changed by the user.
There is no simple meta tag that will fix this, it is a basic page layout
design issue.

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Ron Symonds
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> I am having proplems with my website created in Front Page 2003 when
> viewed
> on other computers it is not like I designed it. I designed it using Vista
> Home Premium and when viewed on othe systems like XP etc it shows up
> mixed
> up. Meaning pictures and printing overlap. Is there a meta tag or line of
> code I nedd to add to the HTML to keep this from happening. My web site is
> http://www.johnafilion.com