On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 8:30 PM, wrote:
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> Now, it seems that there should be some way to prevent any of the three
> sections from overlapping. Can you help?
I'm not sure how you want it to look exactly, but here are some ideas...
You're using percentage widths for your #left_third and #midd
>The z-index will only work for positioned elements, but I realize you don't
>want to change the positioning of your div#middle_third. You can use
>position:relative to fix that.
>I tested it on Firefox using z-index:10 on the div#left_third and
>position:relative; z-index:20 on the div#middle_
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 11:17 PM, wrote:
> On the page at http://www.maireadnesbitt.com/index_next_tt.html all looks
> as intended with wide windows.
>
> As the width is decreased, the large photo is dropped 'downscreen'. All
> right, too. But the information in the middle slips under the thum
"Jered Boxman"
>If I'm correct, the thumbnails at the left have a position of
>absolute. That means they are taken out of the usual flow of elements
>and will stay where you've positioned them. You could put them in a
>wrapper and set that wrapper to float left? Then you can position the
>thumbna
On the page at http://www.maireadnesbitt.com/index_next_tt.html all looks as
intended with wide windows.
As the width is decreased, the large photo is dropped 'downscreen'. All right,
too. But the information in the middle slips under the thumbnails at the left
and under the menu at the right
