scottdewald

For some reason, Firefox does not initially repeat the background image of my following page correctly: http://www.slimcalcs.com/ScientificCalc.html. You will notice that it gets messed up at the top and bottom of the content section. If I force a refresh by bringing another window in front of it, the page will be redrawn correctly when it is brought back into focus.Does anyone know a way that I can get around this?Thanks

EDIT: vchris, I got it. I had to put the "margin: 0 auto;" in another part also. Thanks a lot for the idea.I still can't get my site centered in firefox. Here is my body section with your suggestion:body { color: black; font: 70% Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif; text-align: center; background-image: url('images/background2.gif'); background-position: center; margin: 0 auto; } I really only increased the font there to be a space filler. If its that bad, I will try to find something else to fill the space. The whole tab panel needs to be the size it is because the chart in the middle tab. I am not really using frames. When my domain company redirects URL www.slimcalcs.com to the server IP, it puts in within a frame.Thanks for the suggestions.

I am in the process of making my first website, and I figured I could use suggestions from people who do it all the time to make sure I am doing things correctly. I still have a lot to add, but I figured I should get suggestions early in the process. So, what do you all think think of the color scheme and layout? Any suggestions about how I could make it better. I am using GWT (Google Web Toolkit), so you will need to have javascript enabled to view the site.www.slimcalcs.comThanks