Barnaby Scott wrote:
> http://www.southdevons.co.uk/stats.htm
> I couldn't see a way of using a width setting, because the navbar is
> set to a pixel width, so I don't know how wide the remainder of a
> user's screen is going to be. I thought that by specifying a left and
> right position, the div would form a box to these points regardless
> of the amount of content - obviously I was wrong.
IE/win can't relate to opposite sides for absolute positioned elements.
Most other browsers can...
One possible solution - use original styles, and add to bottom of
stylesheet:
* html div#navbar {z-index: 2;}
* html div#main {left: 0; padding-left: 200px; width: 98%;}
...is working in IE5.0 and IE6. Even IE/Mac like this correction,
although its problem was quite something else.
No other browsers will ever know it's there...
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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