…that’s what it feels like to try and code a website for all major browsers who, of course, don’t interpret the style code the same way. It’s a beautiful thing. Like a burning monument or a moldy sandwich.
Anyways… I finally was able to make this site expandable to the browser window. There is a minimum width of about 775 pixels (to accommodate our friends still viewing pages at 800×600)… beyond which the center column (the one you’re reading) will expand to allow the whole site to fill your browser. There is a maximum limit, too, for real browsers (like Firefox)… I think I set it at 950 pixels or something fairly large. I’ll probably bump this up.
Thanks to the folks at Position is Everything for their resources regarding rigid-fluid-rigid column layouts.
Web designer and developer. Loud discerner. Software engineer and 
You’re right. It’s working as expected. Why are you working on it right now? Does anyone but me have a job any more?
I have a Firefox browser open at least 30% greater than 1280 wide and your content area still has expanded to fill the width of the window. If I had to guess, I’d say it’s 1800. Are you lying to us?
I told myself it was 950.
Ok, so I guess I whacked that upper limit the last time I updated. This is good… because now you can tell me how it looks, presentation wise, that wide. From a zen perspective –they– say that humans read best when widths are limited… something about visual vertical spatial discernment being to superior to horizontal.
Maybe that’s why I hold my mouse sideways when I game?
Okay, now the banner is really wide… can you see either end of it?
very nice theme indeed…