OK do this, wrap the all you divs in a master div, call it "container" / "wrapper" whatever takes your fancy,
Now in your Css add these lines
#container {
width: 940px;
margin: 0 auto;
position: Relative;
}
This will center the content on the page. Don't know what the person ment by 'lock'. Unless its "lock them in place"
Hope this helps
No worries, I have also discovered Adobe Browser Labs. It was invite only for a while but has now opened up to all those with an Adobe account.
Https://browserlab.adobe.com/index.html
I assume you mean the ability to hide the code from the user? Unfortunately your options are very limited in this, as the source is easily viewable with browser technology. Why do you want to hide it?
by Paul Mackenzie 2 years ago
What you'll need to do is create a 'navigation' template. It all depends on what programing language you are choosing to use. But if your using PHP, simply create a separate file with the markup of your menu in and call it in to each page with <?php include('nameoffile.php');?> That way you only have to edit one file and it will change everywhere it's used.
by Paul Mackenzie 2 years ago
If you want a free service use browsershots.org, it takes a while but its free so no grounds to complain. Alternatively you can use litmusapp.com for a more advanced shots.
by Paul Mackenzie 2 years ago