[HTML/CSS] Website resolution problem...

Hey people, im pretty new to making webpages and stuff so this is most likely a rookie mistake, but ive got a problem with the position of my website when view by someone with high resolution...

http://kadimo.com/Image.jpg

As you can see its not right... Does anyone know how to fix this so it centres? I dont need the content to be bigger im no really fussed, but i would like everything on the page to centered and if it can be properly centered instead of just middle thatd be mad. Im using AP divs for all my content, so yer if this is a rookie mistake be gentle :blush:

Thanks for any help :D:

just put something such as <center> at the top of ur page, then </center> at the bottom, see if that fixes it for u

Percentages and center are your friend when it comes to bslancing. Any other solution is long and unnecessary (ie. js resolution detection).

!TIP!
Test your site in all browsers and resolutions, duh. You're never going to be able to compensate for VERY high resolutions and even then at that point people using VERy high resolution are already use to seeing spaced out sites, so np.
/tip

Don't worry too much about spacing, just making it look good within the first 3-4 resolutions and you're good for the most part (fuck anyone else).

give the div that wraps your whole "content" margin: 0px auto;

cheers people, ill def try some of these options

EDIT:
Centering didnt work, and im afraid i dont understand foxx's post... like i said im a newbie web designer

Make a massive container which is ***px (I think its 980), measure from the left border of the ad box on the left to the visitor box on the right and have

Code:

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container{margin: 0px auto;}

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