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My HTML Table does not size-up the the resolution of the browser


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I created a ASP.NET page in the smallest resolution. When I change my resolution settings to the largest the Table I put all of my (Labels, datagrid, etc...) in shows up in the left hand corner of the screen. Where do I put the Table tag (or is it the table tag) so I can get the entire page to center in the middle of the screen when I change the resolution settings? Please Help!
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I tried scaling it. When I did this the Table was a 100% of my browser window, but when I changed the resolution settings of my desktop the table and the HTML inside of it showed up really tiny in the Left-hand corner of the screen. How do I get the entire page to size up to the resolution settings so it looks the same in a differnet resolution.
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Something doesn't sound quite right. Text font size if specified in your html code will always remain the same. However, as the resolution increases the text will appear smaller; especially if you have not chosen to install larger fonts when changing to say 1024 x 768. Make sure your font size is specified in your code (<font name="Arial" size="3">).

 

To insure your text and table stay in the correct position try wrapping all of your html in a 1x1 table and specify the size;

 

<table width="600" align="center">

<tr>

<td><table width="100%"></td>

</tr>

</table>

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Something doesn't sound quite right. Text font size if specified in your html code will always remain the same. However, as the resolution increases the text will appear smaller; especially if you have not chosen to install larger fonts when changing to say 1024 x 768. Make sure your font size is specified in your code (<font name="Arial" size="3">).

 

To insure your text and table stay in the correct position try wrapping all of your html in a 1x1 table and specify the size;

 

<table width="600" align="center">

<tr>

<td><table width="100%"></td>

</tr>

</table>

 

Why did you say that? He wants it to SCALE, not stay at a width of 600.

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