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Hey everyone,
I realise that pure CSS style skins are all the rage but I am trying to get a new skin implemented fairly quickly and as I haven't done the pure CSS skins before I'm sticking with what I know. (although I'd not really say I not a lot about skinning using tables and ascx files either.)

So here is the issue that I'm running up against. The portal that I'm skinning for is for a company intranet site. The majority of our users have a standard screen resolution of 1024x768 using internet explorer. However we have a fairly significant portion of our support staff that have much larger screens and higher resolutions. As you'll see from the attached screenshot which was taken from one of the high res screens, the skin I'm trying to create is a fixed width skin.

At high res the skin is nice and centered, but at lower res the table colums on the left that display the orange and blue gradient images are pushing the content area to the right. I want to be able to center the skin at all resolutions.

The other thing that you may be able to see is that the Logo image begins to repeat and I don't understand why. I have the row set to the exact pixel height of the logo image. What could be causing the repeat do you think?

I can attach copies of both the css file and the skin ascx files if someone thinks they may be able to help.

Kind regards,
Adrian

(Apologise for the quality of the screen dump. The orange areas do actually do taper off in a gradient in a similar way to the blue area.)

Lee,

The Logo skin object doesn't seem to have a property for setting a CSS Class. I'm using the skinning object rather than the using the image as a background or background image. Am I missing something?