Aligning text to a background when resolution is changed

[Rick]

I have my text aligned to the background when the resolution is 1024x768 but
if a user has 800x600 the text does not line up anymore. My code is: Style
= "Position:Absolute;Left:435;Top:95".

What should I use to align the text?

Is there a way to determine the users resolution settings and open the appropriate
page?

What I am tring to do is an org chart:

[ Title ]
[ Name ]
Arrow Arrow Arrow
[ Title ] [ Title ] [ Title ]
[ Name ] [ Name ] [ Name ]


switch to 800x600 it looks like this:

[ Ti]tle
[ Na]me
Arrow Arrow Arrow
[ Ti]tle [ Ti]tle [ Ti]tle
[ Na]me [ Na]me [ Na]me


Thanks

Rick

[Constance J. Petersen]

Hi Rick,

"Rick" <rick1962@cox.net> wrote in message news:3d331aec$1@10.1.10.29...
>
> I have my text aligned to the background when the resolution is 1024x768 but
> if a user has 800x600 the text does not line up anymore. My code is: Style
> = "Position:Absolute;Left:435;Top:95".

You should also look at using CSS to specify the foreground and background
colors plus margins, paddings, and borders for each org chart element.

BTW, I find liquid tables still to be the most reliable way to control complex
positioning at any resolution and in any browser.

Constance Petersen, DevX newsgroup section leader
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[Rick]

Thank you very much. I think I have it working now.

[Herries]

"Rick" <rick1962@cox.net> wrote:
>
>Thank you very much. I think I have it working now.

Hi,

May I know how do you resolved it !?
cos I'm having a same problem .. when user have different display resolution
!!

I would like to know .. how to capture the display resolution !?

Thank you,

Herries