I find a mysterious offset of 10 px in my 3-column layout, my first
such layout.
I have validated the HTML and the CSS. I used Firebug for another
perspective. My column 1 header 2 has a mysterious offset of 10. I
do not know where it comes from.
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~nmisiasz/test/pag
Could a CSS-positioned element interfere with an image map?
I am updating a site re-using some elements. I added In the
right-hand corner, the small blue text "navigation bar" (Home | Links
| Contact us) which is positioned with CSS.
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~nmisiasz/CLAS/index.html
Now, mu
I am new to a lot of CSS. I have been trying to get a horizontal
menu to position. I have looked through the archives and found an
List Apart example that I could duplicate in isolation:
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~nmisiasz/test/ListApart2.html
I then tried to position the menu with my other e
I received some excellent advice.
Yes, my CSS was being superseded. I had used Firebug but for some
reason that did not show up in Firebug for me.
Another suggestion was to simplify both my HTML and my CSS. I had
divs within divs for no good reason except that, as a beginner, I was
copying