peterbud wrote: I guess it's some of the pictures in the Italian section that kick the page too wide for your screen, however I'm not sure.

It was already that wide before I posted my section... ( but I don't understand where's the problem )

ganesh70 wrote:but I don't understand where's the problem

There's no problem at all, they are just trying to find bad things about our page, to diminish our work

Lolli wrote:I have a high quality screen. It's totally flat - not thin LCD, a regular one, made for drawings. I wouldn't exchange it.

Then turn it to 1600x1200 and you will see it all

Myzantrope wrote:There's no problem at all, they are just trying to find bad things about our page, to diminish our work

Qué??? We're just trying to find sponsors to buy us new, larger screens!!!
Well, I can do without one - mine can fit even the superwide latino NP's page

ganesh70 wrote:It was already that wide before I posted my section... ( but I don't understand where's the problem )

Then it must definitely be in the French section (Scusi, ganesh!)

Lolli wrote:Or... what happens if one deletes to lines out from the titles in the French table?
They could also be the reason...
what's the purpose of those? Looks better without?

Lolli is right: get rid of the "_" characters in the French table's titles. They are the reason why the table can't be shrunk thinner. Instead they (the titles) could be put in bold.

peterbud wrote:Lolli is right: get rid of the "_" characters in the French table's titles. They are the reason why the table can't be shrunk thinner. Instead they (the titles) could be put in bold.

I add underscores (which you call lines) to center the title.... I take them off : let me know if it looks better.

Lolli : why not put your screen on 1600x1200 instead of 1024 ?

Myzantrope wrote:I add underscores (which you call lines) to center the title.... I take them off : let me know if it looks better.

Well, I still see the underscores... If you want to center the titles, it's much better to use align=center in the td tag. For example:

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<td align=center>National Park</td>

will put the "National Park" text in the center of the cell under all circumstances.

peterbud wrote:

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<td align=center>National Park</td>

will put the "National Park" text in the center of the cell under all circumstances.

Done !
Thank you so much ;o)

- How can I do avoid the text to touch the edge of the cell ?
- How can I write on two lines or more within a cell ?

Myzantrope wrote:Done !
Thank you so much ;o)

- How can I do avoid the text to touch the edge of the cell ?
- How can I write on two lines or more within a cell ?

Welcome! It will work well now on smaller screens as well, I think.

1) Set the cellpadding in the table tag to some value greater than 0

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<table ... cellpadding=5 ...>

2) You mean to force text inside a cell to be in two lines? For that you can use the <br> tag, but it won't be flexible - it will break the line where it is inserted.

Lolli wrote:remember I'm an old woman

... young in your heart, that's what counts for us !