Tom wrote:
I just can not understand what is going on here -
http://design.tmhdesign.com/centralfunding/layout.asp
I am beginning to do a very simply layout that has a container element with
a banner area. I put some header elements in the header that are absolutely
positioned. As you see in this page, each header has a top:0 value, yet in
IE they have a 0 margin top yet in Firefox there is some screwy margin in
there. Why is this?
The problem is with the h1 and h5 elements. You do not specify a margin
value for these elements in your css, and I'm guessing Firefox is using
its default margin value for these elements. In any case, specifying
"margin: 0;" for both h1 and h5 elements solves your problem. The
reason IE does not interpret the same way as Firefox? I can't be
certain, maybe different default margin values for elements or maybe
wrong interpretation of the css.
HTH
Max
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