[snip]
...stuff...
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I removed postion: fixed; from #header and it appears to have fixed the
problem in FF. In IE it leaves the rightContent div slightly lower than
the leftContent div which can either be fixed with a
or clear:both (as suggested by Mark).
Thanks all!
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[snip]
There is no guarantee on any public forum that anyone is going to agree
with you, or your client, on anything-- least of all, on matters of
taste. You post and you take your chances with the replies. As for
myself, I feel that the practical use of CSS /sometimes/ needs to be
tempered wit
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> Whoa! Gross image? There is some positive re-enforcement there! (FYI,
> the image was provided to me, I don't really have a choice on that. And
> if I had created the image I would be totally insulted.)
>
>
-- De gustibus non est disputandum.
There is no guarantee on a
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I think the problem is that you need to delete that gross image and make
believe it never happened.
There is no need to re-invent the wheel. There are numerous layouts on
the Wiki < http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ >that are known to work. Pick
one that suits your need(many of the 3 col la
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Sorry, replied a bit too fast there and didn't see the problem with
Firefox! Have you read http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?
page=EmulatingFixedPositoning which relates to the problems
associated with position:fixed?
The margin-top on #content doesn't appear in http://
www.sigmaphinoth
>> [snip]
>> You can't clear an element using position:fixed with clear="all".
>> clear="all" (or clear:both in CSS terms) will only clear a float. I'd
>> suggest setting the margin-top of #content to the height of #header.
>> [/snip]
>>
>> That doesn't work. It moves content in IE 160px below the
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>
> I think that the problem is that I am attempting a reasonably complex
> layout without all of the CSS knowledge that I need to do so. Can
> someone show me the error of my ways? Thanks! Here is the test URL...
>
> http://www.sigmaphinothing.org/voip.html
>
>
I think
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [snip]
> You can't clear an element using position:fixed with clear="all".
> clear="all" (or clear:both in CSS terms) will only clear a float. I'd
> suggest setting the margin-top of #content to the height of #header.
> [/
Howdy gurus,
I am still working on the same design and now have a problem with 2
column layout. In FF the tops of the left column and right column are
somewhere above the bottom of header. In IE I had to add a
