KatWoman wrote:

> <wxyz321@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:9fa700f1-bfff-46e8-9867-6c2a9588ab80@k2g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>
>>On Feb 19, 3:50 pm, "\(not quite so\) Fat Sam"
>><samandja...@knox.orangehome.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>There are plenty
>>>of free wysiwyg HTML editors out there that will still do a better job
>>>than
>>>photoshop, which isn't primarily an HTML editing programme.
>>
>>Thanks for the suggestion, but the site is 95% done, and I really
>>don't have the time nor the desire to start over with a new program.
>>If CS3 can't give me a variable width layer, then I'll post the site
>>"as is" and the people browsing above 1024 can just suffer. It will
>>still look good to most users.
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>Rudy
>
> not sure how it outputs pages
> there may already be a css doc in there
> or you can try >go to the index html in notepad
> someplace in there should specify size of page
> it needs to be 100% instead of a fixed size
> I THINK
> (not my area of expertise here)
> and why I hate making webpages
> modern designers all use php
>
>
using PS you can set up what you want on the page - text navigation text
etc on top of an image this is then sliced and saves as HTML (Save for web.)

Take it into a HTML editor and allocate the sliced bits etc.

The PS image will sit in the centre (has to be centred) of the page.

Then you add a background colour this in your HTML editor.

This will fill the screen what ever size.