Gavan Bright wrote:
I have this site http://gavanbright.com/survey/ which I am trying to
work out why the left hand div tag is overlapping the container and
does not sit inside the container.
Nothing to do with box model.
Absolute positioned elements live their own life in that they do not
On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:30:37 +1000, Gavan Bright wrote:
| Hi all
|
| I have this site http://gavanbright.com/survey/ which I am trying to
| work out why the left hand div tag is overlapping the container and
| does not sit inside the container.
|
| Can anybody help me please
|
| html
|
|
Gavan Bright wrote:
Hi all
I have this site http://gavanbright.com/survey/ which I am trying to
work out why the left hand div tag is overlapping the container and
does not sit inside the container.
Can anybody help me please
html
http://gavanbright.com/survey/index.html
Hi Georg
Thank you so much for the heads up I really appreciate it.
I did a search on your first solution and this is what I have done to
fix problem.
I didn't work out how what you meant about contain floats methods to
make their parent-element expand to contain them.
I understand the
Gavan Bright wrote:
I did a search on your first solution and this is what I have done to
fix problem.
You're overstyling a bit. Browsers do fine, and even better, with less
than that.
I didn't work out how what you meant about contain floats methods
to make their parent-element expand to
Hi all
I have this site http://gavanbright.com/survey/ which I am trying to
work out why the left hand div tag is overlapping the container and
does not sit inside the container.
Can anybody help me please
html
http://gavanbright.com/survey/index.html
Css