On Oct 20, 2007, at 11:02 PM, William M Conlon wrote:
> Sorry, I have not looked in IE6.
>
> First, start with validated HTML. Your document does not validate
> (you have a non-unicode character on line 9.
>
> Next, validate the css. 268 #resources Value Error : border 1 is
> not a border-color value : 1
Okay, I will go back in and validate everything. You're right, I forgot
to do that.
>
> Then, your sizes are in px, which breaks the flow when someone
> resizes. Review the threads here about relative size (% or em) for
> all dimensions.
When I worked in tables, I always used % but I thought it became
problematic with CSS. I will go back and study that -- I would much
rather work in %. Never got into ems, but I'll look into that too.
> Also, it would be nice to replace the table with another floated
> column, since the table does not contain tabular information, but a
> list.
I tried and tried to do this but I gave up.
I have to have the content of the innerRightContent div at the top of
the body section. I couldn't figure out how to position the box inside
an absolutely positioned div without placing it above that content in
the file. If there is a way, I'd love to learn it. I would actually
like that "box" to appear at the top right of the InnerRightContent
div, with the text wrapping around it, but its content must not be
above the "Custom Tailored Clothing Means Elegance and Dignity/ Daswani
Tailors makes tailor-made fit and style affordable..." content.
Placing the keyword-rich content at the top of the file was the whole
point of tackling CSS positioning for me. If you can absolutely
position a div inside an absolutely positioned div I would love to do
that.
vb
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