Page size query .. is this style possible? .....

hi there
im wondering if its possible to specify the dimensions of a page like one from this website
... http://www.anoush.ch/sommaire/2006/com_work/comwork.htm
if you click on one of the images from the top line for instance, a very wide & short page opens. thats what i want, ideally.
any ideas?
thanks
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Let you guide by your instinct while moving textfields
You just have to have a feeling for it... And it will develop with practicing...
I often publish and re-publish a lot of times to see the end result and go back change and republish and change again and republish... (that's because I add a lot of stuff post-publishing)
What you could do is put the stuff as you want and then do a "select all" and move it to the hidden part... It should stick like you wanted it... If when published the result isn't what you wanted select all and move the part you want to change to the not-hidden part, modify, select all and again move...
Will spend an hour moving it publishing editing publishing but once you figured it out it's done forever... You then would just have to change px when publishing...

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