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Amonijack

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my page dont look like the same on diferent monitors :S
what i need to add to my page for looking same on diferent monitors ?
any idea ?
help me ?
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In what way do they look different?
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Are they different resolutions?

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Things that had crossed my mind:
different resolutions
different brightnesses
a crt with one or more colors going bad
etc
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Different video cards and video card settings come to mind as well.
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They might look different due to the resolution. Have you tried comparing other websites to see if they suffer from the same differences?

If the differences render the page impossible to use, you might want to check out a few "Liquid Design" principles to make sure your page is usable on all resolutions. If the page is still usable, then there is nothing to "fix", this is the nature of the internet to be fluid and adaptable to the browser/screen (or at least, it should be!). Don't forget that people now browse from various equipment, from a 21" monitor at work/home to a netbook to a cellphone, so your page will never look exactly the same for all people.

If you really want to keep your current design but it doesn't work well at a low resolution, then you can try to use different css files for different devices.