White Space and Centering Help

Hi All - I'm so sorry to ask this as I am sure it has been
asked a million times just today... I just can't seem to find the
answer! I have the books, I have googled it.... I'm stuck!
(obviously I'm a beginner!)
So my question is: How do I get my webpage to "center" or
"expand" to the monitor, and how do I get rit of the white space
around my site??? I've looked at the code.... I just can't seem to
figure it out!! I have Dreamweaver 8... my website is
here... please take a
look... any help will be MUCH appreciated!
Thank you!!

quote:
Well thanks for the kind words about my site! When I view it
in a larger-than-normal screen my page is to the left and there is
lots of white space to the right.... thought it made the site look
unprofessional, as I don't see other sites like this... is it just
that the other sites I see are written with a different type of
script?
I should think that they are produced for narrower screens.
My screen resolution is 1280 X 800, and I find it quite typical --
especially for a lap top. When I opened your sight I could not see
all of the content and was compelled to scroll to the right or
widen my viewing window for full visibility.
quote:
I’m completely self-taught and designed my site before
getting my books…. Now I can’t even answer my own
questions from my books! Ha!
I am also self-taught, but have learned
primarily from the software manuals that accompany my software,
online tutorials, Google searches, and more recently this forum.
If you want to design a webpage to fill a large screen, but
still be very viewable for those with smaller screens, then you
must make the content expandable. The dimensions of your content
are all fixed.
The suggestions that I have provided are an easy fix, but I
fear those more knowledgeable than myself may tell you to start all
over again -- well maybe not completely, as you have some very nice
elements.
Roddy
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shortly.)
>
> What is causing this extra white space, and how do I get
rid of it?
Personally, I thought that the white border was a feature,
but... In
addition to the cellpadding, add cellspacing:
<table width="780" border="0" align="center"
cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
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