bill scheider wrote:
> francky wrote:
> [...]
> A better way can be to place them in the #footer, and give them a
> negative margin-top. Then they'll stay with both feet on the
> ground. ;-)
>
>Wow, francky!
>Thanks lots! That's an interesting solution and one I never would've thought
>of. That works in IE6, FF, Opera 7 and 8 and NS6 all on windows xp. A
>screenshot in Safari looked pretty good, too. Is this hanging together in
>other browsers as well?
>
>
Hi Bill,
In general, I guess yes; under Win98SE the same results with IE6 and FF
and Opera7.45, Opera8.01 and the old NS6.21.
In some cases though the position of the shoes goes wrong, for instance:
In IE, when a sidebar is turned on; screenshot
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/images/biped-IEbar.gif>,
In FF, when 800x600 resolution and font-size scaled down some steps;
screenshot
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/images/biped-FF800.gif>.
I think it has to do with the #footer, which is placed outside the
#wrapper and has it's own rules for the position: 80% width, negative
margin and so on.
What happens if you place the #footer inside the #wrapper, you place the
shoes in the #footer with a separate <div id="shoes"> (with the
position-properties of the #nav), and make a #footer p { text-align:
center; background: black; padding: ... }, without the 80% width?
Greetings,
francky
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