Dixie Dean wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> I have a mobile device version of a web based product that has a div
> which appears across the top of the page with a menu in it. Currently,
> if the user clicks on a hyperlink in a page which goes to a bookmark in
> that or another page, the bookmark by default appears at the top of the
> page, which will, of course, be hidden under the menu. In fact the menu
> hides the first two lines of any page but only when it is scrolled
> upwards. The page is normally displayed as starting immediately below
> the menu.
>
> Does anyone have any thoughts as to how the top of the page might be
> shifted down by the depth of the div area?
>
> Dixie Dean
>
Can you provide a URL?
If I understand what you describe, try placing something like this at
the top of the page.
<p> </p>
You may, based on circumstances, want to place that in its own div:
<div>
<p> </p>
</div>
This is obviously an HTML solution, not a CSS one. It may be enough to
accomplish what you want.
From a CSS point of view, you can consider the "position" property value.
.topspacer {
position: absolute;
top: Npx;
}
<div class="topspacer">
<stuff></stuff>
</div>
where N equals the number that will achieve the spacing you want.
Bill B
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