Need help with HTML and CSS

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Hi... I am having problems with HTML and CSS. Im also farely new to both of them... So, the problem is that, when I zoom in/out or change the windows size, the layout changes and block elements stack on each other for no reason.

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HTML: www.lejup.lv | Failu augšupielāde[^]

CSS: www.lejup.lv | Failu augšupielāde[^]

What I have tried:

I've tried to search on Google and there have been some resolves on the web, by adding max/mind width, but in my case they don't work... I don't know if im doing it wrong or what.

Posted 26-Jul-17 10:58am

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Updated 9-Aug-17 0:11am

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2017-07-27T00:55:00

You need to make a decision as to how you want the page to change when you zoom in/out. Do you expect elements to scale with the page or have the page close around them.

The former must be handled by using scaleable CSS3 sizing types, like % (although now there are more) Scroll down to RELATIVE LENGTHS[^]. This can be difficult.

The later is somewhat easily handle by using position:absolute style and locating the items where you want on the page. Scaling the page (zoom in) will have you see less and less of the page content but it will stay where it is supposed to be.

Make good use of that link: it has HTML and CSS tutorials that will be quite helpful, including example that are live and allow you to test modifications.