Ok the curious part of me is getting the better of my common sense side
(common sense side is saying hang on you haven¹t done this for years and
you didn¹t do it very well then!)
BUT
What is a wrapper container?
By normal flow for the image do you just mean insert it and if it¹s big
enough it will cover the whole page?
And for the links could I just position the text inline where I want it?
Tia
Maria
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> On 06/08/06, Maria Falconer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all
>> I¹m trying to position a table on a page but when I use a tag like this
>> #two {
>> position: absolute;
>> top: 12%;
>> left: 30%;
>> }
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>> First of all it is a bad idea to use absolute positioning in this case,
>> especially with such a simple layout, same goes for using a table for layout.
>> You would be much better off using a series of divs to structure the content,
>> for example a wrapper container, the image contained in normal flow, and the
>> links structured as an unordered list with each element floated left (just
>> for example).
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