I have a simple page here: http://www.medialab.com/PWMenus/test5724/test5.html
And the CSS here: http://www.medialab.com/PWMenus/test5724/test5.css This page looks correct in all the browsers I've tried so far on both platforms, except Safari. In Safari 1.3.1 (v312.3.3) the bottom yellow thing, which is inside the footer div is displayed correctly if the window is opened big enough, but if not, Safari won't scroll down to it. It limits the bounds of the document that it can scroll to the text content. I very much want to keep the "bottomyellowthing" absolutely positioned within the relatively positioned footer. Certainly, it shows up correctly and is always placed correctly, but how do I get Safari to include it into the calculation of the size of the document. Both the footer div that contains it, and the bottomyellowthing have correct heights specified My organization is as follows: <body> < div test5> -- main container, relatively positioned, has margins and width to center to the page horizontally < div scootdown > -- relatively positioned, has top:96px. helps "scoot down" the content. < div sometextcontentgrow ></div> -- the content. specifies padding to keep text towards center of document < div footer> -- the footer, follows the content. is relative, has a height of 83px. <div bottomyellowthing ></div> -- a graphic. absolutely positioned. the element not reachable. </div footer> </div scootdown> <div topyellowthing> -- just an absolutely positioned graphic, at the top of the doc. </div test5> </body> Does anyone have any advice? Thanks, Chris ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
