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1. Al Sparber,

Jul 2, 2012 1:18 PM in reply to dpippen

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If your layout is fixed width then your header and footer dimensions

will never change. What result, precisely, are you looking to get?

"Resolution", in your case, is irrelevant.

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2. MurraySummers,

Jul 2, 2012 1:19 PM in reply to dpippen

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I am using a two column fixed header and footer. I created an Image for the header but I am not getting the results in all resolutions. so I am considering changing the layout to a liquid header.

Just so you'll know, resolution has no effect on the rendering of a page on the web. A given page will look exactly the same on all resolutions if you hold the browser viewport width constant.

What results are you hoping to achieve with this page?

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3. dpippen,

Jul 2, 2012 1:24 PM in reply to MurraySummers

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I am creating the site for a rec center when they look at it on thier computer I was told they can hardly see the wood. I will be making a trip to see for myself.

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4. MurraySummers,

Jul 2, 2012 1:27 PM in reply to dpippen

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That would be a function of their computer, not the page, although the wood image is very much darker on the left than in the center due to the circular lighting effect.

http://www.collegeparkxpress.com/html/images/wood-floor-wallpapers_685 5_1920x1200.jpg

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5. dpippen,

Jul 2, 2012 1:32 PM in reply to MurraySummers

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It looks great on my system even on my phone, I guess I will need to take a look at thier system and go from there.

Thanks!

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