ah ha! that was my problem - I realize now the alignments/placements re in
relation to each other where before they were in relation to the outer edges
of the table. thank you!
I've done them all but still have one tiny problem that i cannot figure
out. the pages all look fine in Dreamweaver, b
Thanks, Georg!
So, I did what you indicated. I went and removed all a:p from the style
sheet. Really messed with my layout. i added your short bit of code to the
top and it helped marginally. so, i am still at a loss. Demo page:
http://ajputnam.com.sky/discography
and one of the original pa
AJ Putnam wrote:
> I've done them all but still have one tiny problem that i cannot
> figure out. the pages all look fine in Dreamweaver, but in FF and
> safari for mac, the center background graphic has dropped about 1
> pixel. example:
>
> http://ajputnam.com/sky/bio/
Collapsing margins[1]
AJ Putnam wrote:
> So, I did what you indicated. I went and removed all a:p from the
> style sheet. Really messed with my layout. i added your short bit
> of code to the top and it helped marginally. so, i am still at a
> loss.
Delete that "short bit of code" now, as it was only for demo/de
AJ Putnam wrote:
> http://ajputnam.com/sky/ontour
>
> as you can see, the content table just sort of hangs over the lower
> edge.
1: delete _all_ instances of 'position: absolute', or else you'll get
nowhere.
Absolute positioned elements are treated as if they do not take up any
space, so the ex
Greetings,
Have just joined this list and am looking for insight into a couple of
problems I am having. I have been building websites for years, but this is
my first attempt to use CSS heavily as a design/layout tool. Mostly, I have
been able to figure it out but have two problems that are just
