the td width tag is deternining the width of the table cell (aka button) It is set on 49%. That means it will be 49% of whatever width the viewer hat set the browser window at. If it is 2 inches wide the button will be approx 1 inch. If 4 inches wide then the button 2 inches, if full screen then half the screen width, etc.
You should use a pixel width (like the height in the same example) rather than a percentage one.
Those button patterns make the text very hard to read, and lengthen the download time on a dial up connection so much that a potential customer might just say fuck it and stop you and go somewhere else. (I do that sometimes ) You should use solid colors for the buttons, and leave your Indian artwork for the page background.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2004-05-28 05:18 pm (UTC)2. I am looking at your source code. I see for one of the buttons:
<td width="49%" height="2177" valign="top" rowspan="8>
<table border="0" width="106%" height="382" bordercolorlight="#808080" bordercolor="#C0C0C0" cellspacing="10">
the td width tag is deternining the width of the table cell (aka button) It is set on 49%. That means it will be 49% of whatever width the viewer hat set the browser window at. If it is 2 inches wide the button will be approx 1 inch. If 4 inches wide then the button 2 inches, if full screen then half the screen width, etc.
You should use a pixel width (like the height in the same example) rather than a percentage one.
Those button patterns make the text very hard to read, and lengthen the download time on a dial up connection so much that a potential customer might just say fuck it and stop you and go somewhere else. (I do that sometimes ) You should use solid colors for the buttons, and leave your Indian artwork for the page background.