What is the difference between "#divname" and "div#divnam e"? When do you use which? I think I've seen "div.divnam e" too.
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Just to let you know, I found some really good float information, and changed my page to be pretty liquid using mostly floats and a few relatives. I *think* I have a decent handle on what's going on as long as I keep it simple.
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Thanks, I'd appreciate the links. I understand about removing elements from the flow - absolute does that too....Leave a comment:
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I'm working through your answers. My focus is on the first two images: logo and dock. When I remove "position:relat ive;" and the top and left measurements, both images are flush left against the body border, the logo is flush top, and the dock image is directly under the logo. Instead, I want the two images across from each other at the top with some white space around each. The only way I can find to make it work is using relative...Leave a comment:
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Thanks. I had tried using ems and percentages, but was running into spillover with window or text resizing. That got me trying all kinds of other position= and directional measurment combinations. Relative with px seemed to give me the closest result to what I wanted.
I'm a little confused about "position=" and directional positions. I thought that to use a directional position (left=, top=, etc.), that I HAVE to have...Leave a comment:
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Thank you so much for your answers! Sorry for being dyslexic!
Yes, I was using relative, or SOME position, because I thought I was supposed to. Do I understand correctly that generally I don't need to use "position= "? That would sure be a lot easier!
I'll check out positionisevery thing.net.
Thank you for your help! You guys are amazing!...Leave a comment:
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IE vs FoxFire and Positioning
I have several questions. I ran my html and css through a checker, and fixed all of the errors it found.
1) I was using IE for development, but have now switched to FF after reading other posts. Once my page is lined up for FF, how do I make it IE compatible? I found this code that tests for IE browser use: <!--[if IE]> <![endif]--> and I could redirect to an IE specific stylesheet.
2) I'm finding that I...
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