Hi Wayne,

Thanks again for the information.

David

On 17 Jan 2007, at 22:39, Wayne Babineau wrote:

> Hi David
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Thanks very much for that info Wayne. I have tried what you
>> said below, and on all the Mac browsers  I have it works fine.
>> Will have to wait until the morning to look at it on a PC with IE6.
>>
>> I wanted to know why you need to reposition the c2div so that
>> it follows the c3div?
>>
>>
>> Also there was one other small problem that I have with the
>> two logos on the home page near the bottom of the page.
>>
>> The Weather Logo and the Pay Pal logo align fine in the Mac
>> browses that I have tried accept Omni Web and Safari where
>> the Weather logo is lower.
>>
>> Any idea why this is?
>>
>> Thanks again for your help, much appreciated.
>>
>> David
>>
>
> You'll find more info on the w3 site at
> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/visuren.html as well as many others  
> with which
> I'm sure you're familiar. Simply, when you remove a box from the  
> normal flow
> by floating it, it will be positioned vertically as it would within  
> the
> normal flow, but shifted horizontally as far as possible within its
> containing block's padding.
>
> By having c3 follow c2 in the normal flow and then floating it, you  
> have c3
> vertically following c2 but horizontally shifted right. Placing c2  
> after c3
> in your source allows c3 to position vertically following c1 rather  
> than c2.
> Since you now have two adjacent floats with plenty of horizontal  
> space in
> the container (body), they align side by side.
>
> As to the Weather and PayPal logos, where on your page did you want  
> them to
> appear?
>
> The simplest way to handle the logos would be to have them follow  
> c2 in your
> source, no containing div unless you wanted some margins, and use a  
> <br />
> for vertical alignment or a series of non-breaking spaces (&nbsp;) for
> horizontal spacing. With no position defined, the logos will appear  
> below
> c2. Of course you could also place them within one of the main divs  
> on the
> page.
>
> Wayne



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