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Can you provide a link to a live page so we can see what's happening?
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Can you provide a link to a live page so we can see what's happening?

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Hello, unfortunately, No, <br />
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You see, this is an intranet application I am creating for a company, and it will not be visible to the world.
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Hello, unfortunately, No,

You see, this is an intranet application I am creating for a company, and it will not be visible to the world.

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I have some web pages with hyperlinks at the top of the web pages in my website, which serve as the website navigation. On each page in my Java Script, I customize the location of the hyperlinks using Java script and CSS. Example :<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; document.getElementById('C<wbr />redentials<wbr />Link').sty<wbr />le.marginL<wbr />eft = &quot;885px&quot;;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; document.getElementById('C<wbr />redentials<wbr />Link').sty<wbr />le.marginR<wbr />ight = &quot;67px&quot;;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; document.getElementById('R<wbr />enterLink'<wbr />).style.ma<wbr />rginRight = &quot;75px&quot;;<br />
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The problem is that the links will align differently if the browser is even slightly resized (Ctrl ++, or CTRL -- are examples) <br />
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Also the locations will be slightly different in different web browsers. How can I make it so that my links are located in a standard location on the page, even if the page is resized?
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I have some web pages with hyperlinks at the top of the web pages in my website, which serve as the website navigation. On each page in my Java Script, I customize the location of the hyperlinks using Java script and CSS. Example :

    document.getElementById('CredentialsLink').style.marginLeft = "885px";
 
    document.getElementById('CredentialsLink').style.marginRight = "67px";
 
    document.getElementById('RenterLink').style.marginRight = "75px";

The problem is that the links will align differently if the browser is even slightly resized (Ctrl ++, or CTRL -- are examples) 

Also the locations will be slightly different in different web browsers. How can I make it so that my links are located in a standard location on the page, even if the page is resized?

How to resize hyperlink control locations on a web page using Java Script and CSS ?

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.