Beth on GoogleMail wrote:
> http://bethleedesign.com/testing/conversion/conversion.php
What you have now depends so much on font size and other variables
across browser-land being left at default - your defaults in your
browser, that it has no chance to survive even if if I provided the
"perfect answer" to each of your questions.
Give it _one_ font resizing step in any browser, and all alignments
become "pure guesswork".
I think it would be best to make it a 3-column float based construction
with header and footer.
Only the #container should be given an 'em' width - and 'auto' height,
and the containers inside it should divide up the horizontal space in
'%' width and spacing (margins) - no 'em' dimensioning inside #container.
Such a layout will solve most of your alignment problems in a mostly
cross-browser reliable way.
regards
Georg
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