Hideing a column for certain screen resolution?

Hi,

I have created a site using CSS. It contains three columns with the middle column being adjustable in width. The problem that I have come across is when this site is being viewed with a 800x600 resolution the last column on the right is placed under the middle column so it looks all jumbled together.

Is there a way to hide that column when someone with a screen resolution of 800x600 or lower views the page? But of course the column should stay with the higher resolutions.

Here is the url to the page I'm working on:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/angelfyre20/test_01.html

The column I'm reffering to is the one with the weather box and picture.

Thanks for any help that may be provided.
Verity

Please see the file in the zip.

Thanks Mr. J.

The only other thing is I also want that picture to disapper as well. If the screen resolution is below 1024.


<script>
function init(){
w=screen.width
if(w!=1024){
document.getElementById("navBeta").style.display="none"
}
}
window.onload=init
</script>


So would I just add another line like this:

document.getElementById("navBetaB").style.display="none"

under the previous one?

Also one other thing, I would like those two elements to show up with the 1152 and 1280 screen resolutions. So would I add more:

if(w!=1152)

and so on??

Thanks for all your help.
Verity

Yes, just add

document.getElementById("navBetaB").style.display="none"


They will then only be displayed if the screen resolution is not 800 X 600

Thank you!

However there is one thing though, when I browse the site at 1280 those two things do not show up. The only resolution they do show up on is 1024.

Oops sorry


Change this line

if(w!=1024){


to


if(w<1024){

Oh, ok. I'll try that then.

Although I applied a fix myself and it seems to be working. I used the else statement but I'll try what you wrote.

Thanks again,
Verity

Ok, I applied what you wrote and got a syntax error.

But all is ok though, because when I use the else statement it works, and I don't have any syntax errors.

So thanks for helping me get this far, I appreciate it.

Verity

If you post a copy of the script as you have it now I should be able to tell you why you get the error