Rob Cochrane wrote:
Thomas Hall wrote:
If anyone has a spare moment please look at
http://www.dolphincoveinn.com
<http://www.dolphincoveinn.com/> and let me know if I missed anything.
At the first font size increase in FF the line "Manzanillo Lodging
Vacation Rentals" dissapears behind the navigation the whole page
breaks on the third increase with text all over the place.
This is typical of absolute position usage. Remember that the moment
any element is positioned absolutely it is taken from the normal flow
of the document.
Yep. And in this case, there's no reason to absolutely position any of
those main sections of the page. Each of the "rows" can be a div, and
they can all be left to static positioning so they stack on top of each
other. They can all also be left with no height declared so that the
height of their content determines the box height, and they can grow as
the content does.
Zoe
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Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Specialist
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu
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