The reason that image is the way it is, is because there are two versions of
this website. One I have complete access to, and one I have limited access
to. The tables version runs a database app I use that I can not get to and
change look and feel. SO, in my attempt to make everything look exactly as
the tables version of the website I made the image exactly the same (other
than the white fill speace as a place holder) as seen and moved it over to
my CSS page.
Other than that one piece, everything else i wokred on looks right on darn
it.
I'm really hoping there is a way to make this work before needing to throw
in the towel and make a PNG or GIF that wont exactly match my tables
designed website.
I just been pulling my hair out over those darn few pixels off.
On 3/18/07, Arian Hojat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hmmm playing with #FILLER-IMAGE...
>
> #FILLER-IMAGE {
> position: absolute;
> top: 0; right: -10px;
>
> width:0px; overflow:hidden; /*basically makes it go away from the
> document*/
> }
>
>
> See how the document looks good again, try this now
> #FILLER-IMAGE {
> position: absolute;
> top: 0; right: -10px;
>
> width: 500px;
> }
> This is where I then noticed the background of that image seems to include
> the top right corner of that content area. Why not just make the filler
> image a transparent gif so you dont even need to worry about including the
> background of another areas background?
>
> Cause somewhere a few pixels are off, and making your content area come up
> a little bit upwards, ruining that top right corner u tried ti prepare.
> you need to get pixel perfect precision. IE might be defaulting margins or
> padding somewhere at the top ruining the pixel perfect precision you need to
> make the layout work. maybe someone else can find exactly where
>
>
> Arian
>
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