Lidia-Anain Bjorkquist wrote:
> But I am still having trouble figuring out how to correctly place a
> search box to line up just right with the graphic. I would also like
> to use another graphic as the go button but cannot seem to do that
> right either.
> www.zenlovejoy.net
You can use absolute positioning for such a size-limited element, and it
will turn out fine in most cases and most browsers. However, you must
make it position relate to the page - not to the screen.
Adding this...
#bigbox {
position: relative; /* that's your page */
}
.searchbox {
left: auto; /* or simply delete existing 'left' */
right: 6px;
top: 50px;
}
...will stabilize the position.
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Looks like you're mixing XHTML 1.0 syntax into a HTML 4.01 document.
<img .... usemap="#logomap" />
...should be written as...
<img .... usemap="#logomap">
...in 4.01.
Correcting such things will eliminate most validation-errors.
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Suggestions:
Adding...
#content p {padding: 0 3px;}
span.window {margin: 0 3px 3px 0;}
...may line up paragraphs a little better IMO.
The 'span.window' styles can probably be moved onto the image, and the
span be removed.
Also: you're using a lot of <span> as "inline-wrappers". Looks like
valid use, but it is probably not necessary to use such
"inline-wrappers" in most cases.
Try using headlines: h1 - h5 where appropriate.
regards
Georg
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