HTML - Smtp Settings For Wamp

Basically I have recently added more to my "Navigation Bar" it works fine on a "1366 x 768" that is currently my screen settings.

Yet i looked on a 1024 x 768 and it was all over the place. Here is screenshots of what I mean.



This is what it looks like on the 1024x768 screen.



This is how I want it to look on all screens.


So im basically saying what settings to I have to apply to make this a fix on all screens.

Cheers.

I have created a feedback form using php, however i do not how to change m smtp settings from one of the php files. alo i am using wamp server to run the form.
I need help urgntly so any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

is there a simple way to use data reposted to a form to determine which option is selected in a select box (based on its setting before)?

here is an example of the code i am using at present:

Code:

<label for="Options">Options</label>
	<select id="Options" name="Options">
		<optgroup label="Select Option">  
							 
			<option value="Option1">Option1</option>
			<option value="Option2" selected="selected">Option2</option> 
			<option value="Option3">Option3</option> 
			<option value="Option4">Option4</option> 
							  
		</optgroup>
	</select>

when this is posted the value selected in the select box may have changed (eg: to option3) . In this case it should be re-displayed in the following manner:

Code:

<label for="Options">Options</label>
	<select id="Options" name="Options">
		<optgroup label="Select Option">  
							 
			<option value="Option1">Option1</option>
			<option value="Option2">Option2</option> 
			<option value="Option3" selected="selected">Option3</option> 
			<option value="Option4">Option4</option> 
							  
		</optgroup>
	</select>

i am wondering if the selected="selected" element could be taken outside the option tag and set to point at the relevant option using a more dynamic method (utilising PHP or other methods) - one thing i am trying to avoid is having a PHP statement associated with each option value, in preference using a single statement which sets the relevant option to selected if possible.

any ideas?

Is this code necessary if I only need zero for all of these, in any given table? Is zero the default setting if none is set? Can I just eliminate this code? FYI (It came as part of a table template.)

border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 style="margin-top:0;"