Elli Vizcaino wrote:
> http://www.nj.com/news/
> The company I work for would like the content area (FEATURED
> STORY/ALL STORIES FROM [DATE]:) column to appear at the top of the
> HTML document, right after the body tag for SEO purposes. While still
> retaining the look of the current layout.
As with all layouts that use absolute positioning to reposition large
parts containing text, the result depends entirely on to what degree you
have control of the dimensions of elements that should appear _above_
the element(s) you want first in the source-code.
Usually that control is lost if/when font resizing options are used in
browsers. However, if you can work your way around that and provide a
suitable space for the top-stuff also when the layout is subjected to
font resizing, then the rest is just a matter of arranging and wrapping
floats - as Ingo has already pointed out.
FWIW: I don't think there's a need to flag limited browser-support, as
all major browsers today will handle a layout like that - in any order.
I don't use any of the "supported" browsers on a regular basis, but the
ones I use have no problem with the existing layout, and won't have any
with a properly built rearranged version either.
regards
Georg
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