Help my flexible sites

Hello everyone! I would like to make a flexible layout of the site, below the text posted a video with pictures of PNG. Mobile text flexible (css style: section), but for the video(pink square) which is included in my (css stule: #videomaterial), it does not bend to the size + like to have gone to teleofna PNG pictures, I hope for your support and help ..

Hi Air999dreamson,
I hope the links below help you.
http://css-tricks.com/NetMag/FluidWidthVideo/Article-FluidWidthVideo.php
http://css-tricks.com/NetMag/FluidWidthVideo/demo.php
Thanks
Bhawna

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    6|Jan 23 2013|13:43:24|302013|10.180.1.55|2347|209.221.63.27|143|Built outbound TCP connection 37396 for outside:209.221.63.27/143 (209.221.63.27/143) to inside:10.180.1.55/2347 (71.123.179.111/2347)
    6|Jan 23 2013|13:43:22|302013|10.180.1.55|2346|209.221.63.27|143|Built outbound TCP connection 37395 for outside:209.221.63.27/143 (209.221.63.27/143) to inside:10.180.1.55/2346 (71.123.179.111/2346)
    7|Jan 23 2013|13:43:21|752008|||||Duplicate entry already in Tunnel Manager
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    6|Jan 23 2013|13:43:14|302014|209.221.62.17|80|10.180.1.58|2978|Teardown TCP connection 37390 for outside:209.221.62.17/80 to inside:10.180.1.58/2978 duration 0:00:02 bytes 59217 TCP FINs
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    6|Jan 23 2013|13:43:07|302014|209.221.63.27|143|10.180.1.55|2328|Teardown TCP connection 37129 for outside:209.221.63.27/143 to inside:10.180.1.55/2328 duration 0:10:40 bytes 17496 TCP FINs
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    7|Jan 23 2013|13:42:39|752008|||||Duplicate entry already in Tunnel Manager
    7|Jan 23 2013|13:42:38|609002|74.125.227.130||||Teardown local-host outside:74.125.227.130 duration 1:12:35
    7|Jan 23 2013|13:42:38|609002|74.125.227.73||||Teardown local-host outside:74.125.227.73 duration 1:12:35
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