Hi André, Sorry for the confusion - there are a few different threads covering the subject of CSS/design issues, and I tend to post updates on the one that's most current. That issue has been fixed already - we're back to floats (and one common campaign style across all pages). Maarten found a way to get the table cell to expand to full width. As far as I know, there are no remaining CSS issues (other than the Go button size inconsistency, which is minor).
- Ivan. On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 4:42 PM, André Wyrwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hei, > > > > It is positioned absolutely because the table cell width that the > > action statements are contained in constrains the width to the screen > > width width minus 220 or so pixels. There must be a way to get that > > cell to take up 100% of the screen because it's being done on the > > current homepage. At the moment, on 1024x768, the width restriction > > forces the campaign ad to below the action statements div, and on > > larger displays, there would be over 220px between the campaign ad and > > the right side of the screen - the best way to see this is with > > Firefox's web developer extension, just click Outline and pick Tables > > (cells). > > My internetlessness makes me feel really disabled in regards to working > on this. :-( > > Anyways...i guess a work-around could be to set position to absolute, > but then don't use left/top/right/bottom properties but rather do the > positioning via margins. That should result in positioning relative to > the action statements, which again, will result in the campain banner > exceeding the right window border (if too small) instead of overlapping > the action statements. At least in theory. ;-) > > André. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
