Robert Tilley wrote:
> My page has a horizontal menu bar at the top of the window. There is a
> maximum depth to which the menus drop. I would like to have my <div
> id="content"> section positioned vertically below that depth, so that the
> text is not covered when the menus drop.
Its a helpful place, you won't be squashed. First, its good practice to
provide a link to your page so people can see what you are really up to.
Second, give your div a top margin:
div#content {margin-top: 10em;}
The value for the margin is an example. You will need to calculate or
experiment.
--
Joel Goldstick
www.columbuswebmakers.com
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