Hello.
I have recently designed a website in photoshop (Figure 1.0). I have transferred it all to HTML/CSS, all is good in that department (Figure 1.1). Ideally it was designed for my screen width (1920px). When a friend of mine views it on a different sized monitor (width 1440px), this is what he see's (Figure 1.2). I was wondering if it was possible to disregard the image banner and allow the content to still be central, or is the only way to reduce the size of the graphics, so if the browser size is reduced it pushes the image towards the left whilst keeping the content/footer/logo central.
Figure 1.0
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.2
I have recently designed a website in photoshop (Figure 1.0). I have transferred it all to HTML/CSS, all is good in that department (Figure 1.1). Ideally it was designed for my screen width (1920px). When a friend of mine views it on a different sized monitor (width 1440px), this is what he see's (Figure 1.2). I was wondering if it was possible to disregard the image banner and allow the content to still be central, or is the only way to reduce the size of the graphics, so if the browser size is reduced it pushes the image towards the left whilst keeping the content/footer/logo central.
Figure 1.0
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.2
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