Website Design HTML Help?

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Hello all, I was wondering if anyone out there might be able to help me out.

I am adding a new website template to a internet radio station I work for, and I noticed that when I view the page on a normal pc monitor it looks good, but when viewed on a widescreen monitor or laptop screen, the right hand section has a bigger blank section than viewing it on a normal monitor.

I have heard I can add a HTML code that allows the images/text to expand/shrink depending on the screen size.

Does anyone out there know what I could do to stretch the template image so that when viewed in widescreen, there is not a large blank section to the right.

If it helps, here is the website link:

http://www.realhitradio.co.uk/index-new.html

Thanks
 
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You would need to create an external (or internal) CSS. A CSS is a CSS is a cascading style sheet. This would go on the root server of your website and when the user 'restores down' their browser, the page will always stay centered and you will still be able to see everything no matter what their screen resolution is or widescreen or full screen. Do some research in how to make a CSS because they are kind of difficult if you never have done it before.
 
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