Matthew Hackett wrote:
I took the image out of the <p> tag. For some sites where i create
pages upon pages i sometimes use dreamweaver to replicate the pages
to save time, this is why the image was within the <p> tag.
I removed the image from the <p> tag and have tried removing the
position:relative, which as you said does seem to be buggy. This hid
the image behind the layer.
This is because the parent, div.content, is positioned relatively
/without/ a dimension.
Remove position:relative here too and add a height [1] to div.content
Hope this helps.
Ingo
[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html#hack
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