Good day to all
  I have a problem where directories display a thumbnail of my site,
the display seems to cut out the right hand div from the page. I have
3 divs across the page and it shows the page full just not the
contents. I have reduced image sizes  and have  changed their widths
to %, and reduced them in width also have adjusted so if viewing in
800x600 they display ok but still get chopped off image on thumbnail
view?
 Anyone got any suggestions please.
                                                    peter
www.scotlandinoils.com

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> Good day to all
>   I have a problem where directories display a thumbnail of my site,
> the display seems to cut out the right hand div from the page. I have
> 3 divs across the page and it shows the page full just not the
> contents. I have reduced image sizes  and have  changed their widths
> to %, and reduced them in width also have adjusted so if viewing in
> 800x600 they display ok but still get chopped off image on thumbnail
> view?
>  Anyone got any suggestions please.
> 

What a horrible looking website .

I closed the browser tab rather after i looked at the home page and the 
first gallery thumbnail page .

No offence , But after you fix the thumbnail problem , It might be a 
idea to spend some time on making your website look a bit nicer .


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Krustov contained the following:

>>  Anyone got any suggestions please.
>> 
>
>What a horrible looking website .

Seen worse.

However, I always thought horizons were horizontal.
http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting1/7/Dunnottar_Castle.html

 And buildings vertical
http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting4/5/Scottish_Castle.html

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> Krustov contained the following:
>
>>>  Anyone got any suggestions please.
>>>
>>
>>What a horrible looking website .
>
> Seen worse.
>
> However, I always thought horizons were horizontal.
> http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting1/7/Dunnottar_Castle.html


I can assure you that the horizon , when looking out to sea is 
anything but horizontal - the world is not flat you know - the 
curvature of the earth is very noticeable.

>
> And buildings vertical
> http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting4/5/Scottish_Castle.html
>

Tell that to the leaning tower of Pizza!... :~)

thanks Jerry and Geoff and even krusty, any constructive  comments
welcome. This is my first venture and still lots to learn. pictures
sorted.

On Fri, 02 May 2008 15:20:20 +0100, jaeger66@warmmail.com wrote:

>Good day to all
>  I have a problem where directories display a thumbnail of my site,
>the display seems to cut out the right hand div from the page. I have
>3 divs across the page and it shows the page full just not the
>contents. I have reduced image sizes  and have  changed their widths
>to %, and reduced them in width also have adjusted so if viewing in
>800x600 they display ok but still get chopped off image on thumbnail
>view?
> Anyone got any suggestions please.
>                                                    peter
>www.scotlandinoils.com

Message-ID: <fvfvan$u6r$1@registered.motzarella.org> from :Jerry:
contained the following:

>> However, I always thought horizons were horizontal.
>> http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting1/7/Dunnottar_Castle.html
>
>
>I can assure you that the horizon , when looking out to sea is 
>anything but horizontal - the world is not flat you know - the 
>curvature of the earth is very noticeable.

There is a difference between horizontal and straight.
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>thanks Jerry and Geoff and even krusty, any constructive  comments
>welcome. This is my first venture and still lots to learn. pictures
>sorted.

Still a sloping sea.

And you need to work on the copy.

 Dunnottar castle has both its proud tales and it's dark secrets,
an impressive strongpoint. Situated on the north east coast,
the castle is surrounded by 160 foot cliffs it was a hard nut to crack.

should be

Dunnottar castle is an impressive strongpoint with both proud tales and
dark secrets. Situated on the north east coast, the castle is surrounded
by 160 foot cliffs and was a hard nut to crack.
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> Message-ID: <fvfvan$u6r$1@registered.motzarella.org> from :Jerry:
> contained the following:
>
>>> However, I always thought horizons were horizontal.
>>> http://www.scotlandinoils.com/assetts/sales/painting1/7/Dunnottar_Castle.html
>>
>>
>>I can assure you that the horizon , when looking out to sea is
>>anything but horizontal - the world is not flat you know - the
>>curvature of the earth is very noticeable.
>
> There is a difference between horizontal and straight.

Indeed, but with all due respect, that's not what you said!... :~P

Message-ID: <fvhddn$oiu$1@registered.motzarella.org> from :Jerry:
contained the following:

>>>I can assure you that the horizon , when looking out to sea is
>>>anything but horizontal - the world is not flat you know - the
>>>curvature of the earth is very noticeable.
>>
>> There is a difference between horizontal and straight.
>
>Indeed, but with all due respect, that's not what you said!... :~P 

I said the horizon was not horizontal.

Here is a huge clue - where do you think the word 'horizontal' comes
from?

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> Message-ID: <fvhddn$oiu$1@registered.motzarella.org> from :Jerry:
> contained the following:
>
>>>>I can assure you that the horizon , when looking out to sea is
>>>>anything but horizontal - the world is not flat you know - the
>>>>curvature of the earth is very noticeable.
>>>
>>> There is a difference between horizontal and straight.
>>
>>Indeed, but with all due respect, that's not what you said!... :~P
>
> I said the horizon was not horizontal.

As I said, the horizon can't be horizontal as the world is not flat!

>
> Here is a huge clue - where do you think the word 'horizontal' comes
> from?
>

A time when people believed the world was flat.

So the content is shit, the paingtings are shit and the design is shit.
Makes the <div> problem kinda arbitary.

Wow Mr olive, I don't mind the other guy's because it is kind of
constructive, but after looking at your sites and noting your age I am
disappointed. 
        If I can quote a website I saw recently:

    "  Everything is fine by me and I'm very honest. If something is
beyond my abilities or requires me to ask someone else then I'll say
so. Nobody out there knows everything, and part of the joy of working
on websites is the vast amount of help, support and advice so readily
available."

and then to see your four letter words, I understand you have problems
with longer ones but even so.

If you want any spelling help for your website or even any s.e.o. tips
you just have to ask.


                                peter


On Sat, 03 May 2008 18:15:39 +0100, Steve Olive
 wrote:

>So the content is shit, the paingtings are shit and the design is shit.
>Makes the <div> problem kinda arbitary.

wrote in message 
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> Good day to all
>  I have a problem where directories display a thumbnail of my site,
> the display seems to cut out the right hand div from the page. I have
> 3 divs across the page and it shows the page full just not the
> contents. I have reduced image sizes  and have  changed their widths
> to %, and reduced them in width also have adjusted so if viewing in
> 800x600 they display ok but still get chopped off image on thumbnail
> view?
> Anyone got any suggestions please.
>                                                    peter
> www.scotlandinoils.com





When I read Scotland Oils, my eyes perked up thinking you were talking about 
Oil in Scotland!

My problem is the site is a headache to read. I love pictures and art but I 
can't cope with words carelessly placed over images.

I'd suggest that if you're going to show pictures, show pictures but not 
pictures over pictures.

I'd suggest that if you're going to show text, show text but not text over 
pictures.



But what do I know. ;-))))))