Why Contents of ASPX webpage are not fixed & moves when browser window resized ?

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Hello,

PFA the sample Master page which I am using in my aspx website.
<img src="https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-9iDLdlMMVys/VDO6OzrmsuI/AAAAAAAAFdM/dGQL5AH1OoU/w625-h499-no/sample.png"></img>

When I resize the Browser window, all Items of my website gets reshuffled. Like Menu Bar, Logo, Follow Us Images all moves downwards or upwards, or even over lap, if I reduce the size of the window. As shown Below:

<img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-3Cm4Jb7n3xE/VDO8LRY4XPI/AAAAAAAAFd0/RNa9ZSEb1Ac/w395-h346-no/sample1.png"></img>
Plz Help me how to fix this problem?

Thanks

Posted 7-Oct-14 0:15am

Rahul Sarkar

Updated 7-Oct-14 0:16am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 7-Oct-14 6:21am

The layout of your page is based on some CSS, so check those CSS rules and will see the cause of the misplaced elements when re-sizing...

KaushalJB 7-Oct-14 6:23am

Have you heard of Responsive Design ?? Use Bootstrap and refer this link how to : http://www.mytecbits.com/microsoft/dot-net/bootstrap-3-0-0-with-asp-net-web-forms

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2014-10-07T00:25:00

If you don't want responsive design, set the fixed width of the body element (or outermost container you want to have fixed:

CSS:
.outermost {width: 980px !important;} /* put any width you fancy here */

Note that this will indeed be fixed so that if your browser window goes under that size, you'll get scrollbars on the bottom.