Please look at this page -
http://design.tmhdesign.com/centralfunding/default.asp

You will see that I have some a horizontal tabbed list going across the
page. The area just below it is a div with a background image. This div
absolutely positioned. Just under this absolutely position div is where my
main content begins. I have two divs, both floated left. The left hand div
with the text is where I am having my issue. I set a margin-bottom on the
tabbed ul that was equivalent to the height of the absolutely positioned
div. In IE, the page looks as I want it to, but in Firefox the text slides
under the absolutely positioned div between the main content and the tabbed
nav. I guess my question is this. 

Given two elements stacked on top of one another A & B, if I set a
margin-bottom on A of 50px but set a margin of 0 on B, will the B margin
over ride the margin-bottom of A?

Thomas M. Hall


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Subject: [css-d] Problem with a footer

Hi. I have a problem with a pageFooter div
(http://m4nti.altervista.org/test/index.html). I would position the
footer (in the page a red box) at the very bottom right of the window.
If the pageNavigation div make the page to scroll, then the pageFooter
have to follows pageNavigation. But this doesn't happen (tried with
Firefox 1.0.3). Where I'm wrong? (sorry for my bad english :-) ). Here
is the stylesheet http://m4nti.altervista.org/test/default.css
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