Hello all - Here's a very basic question. I've set up a very basic example html file attached to this email. In it and the css file also attached, you'll see that I'm setting up a centered content column with a fixed width of 500px and fluid borders.
In most pages, I would in fact these elements to behave just as they are here - the content column is centered and is "snapped to" the top of its parent, the "body" element. But if I delete the red border on the content column, the column unsnaps from the top of the body. Why is that? I know the example html file is very basic, and something about its simplicity probably explains this behavior. Oh, I'm viewing in Firefox 1.5. Thanks for your help! Matt
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