Re: [css-d] enclosing a div in another one

2007-05-18 Thread James Hague
Yes, it actiually works on both FF and IE6. Thank you very much. Regards James On 5/19/07, ~davidLaakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > James Hague wrote: > > Thank you it works on IE6 - have just placed the line 'margin-top: > 125px' > > in the regContain

Re: [css-d] enclosing a div in another one

2007-05-18 Thread James Hague
Thank you it works on IE6 - have just placed the line 'margin-top: 125px' in the regContainer div code instead of the mainFrame. However.. in FF the gray border disappears. Is there a hack for that . I wonder? Thanks On 5/18/07, Brian Crescimanno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The way the cod

Re: [css-d] enclosing a div in another one

2007-05-18 Thread James Hague
Thank you. It works alright on IE6. However the gray frame disappears on FF. Also, in IE6, I am not sure if the is needed. Have tried it without it and it still gives the desired effect. I was wondering if there was an explanation for the position:relative not working? Thank you On 5/18/07, ~

Re: [css-d] enclosing a div in another one

2007-05-18 Thread James Hague
On 5/18/07, Brian Crescimanno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > James Hague wrote: > > > hi .. > > > > > > in an example like the one below .. how can one enclose the > regContainer div > > > inside the mainFrame div irrespective of the content

[css-d] enclosing a div in another one

2007-05-18 Thread James Hague
hi .. in an example like the one below .. how can one enclose the regContainer div inside the mainFrame div irrespective of the content of the regContainer. The clearer div is not doing the trick! a large content of 'regContainer' pushes its lower edge below the main frame! Please help? James -