Hey all -
I'm laying out a new site, and was trying to get a handle on positioning.
Here's what I'm playing with:
http://diamondwphotography.com/NEWSITE/
I started by making a two-column table, to set up my major "areas"
of operation. Then, I wanted to push the logo away from the corner,
so I used absolute positioning. I also used absolute positioning to
push the menu div down below the logo. I wanted to center the image, and
used relative positioning cause it was in the right-hand column.
A couple of problems that I am working with:
a) when I added things to the menu, I was hoping that the gray div
would expand appropriately, but obviously it did not. Basically,
I want the gray div to expand and contract (vertically) to hold
whatever content I put in.
b) I want my copyright notice to appear at the bottom of the gray
div, well...
In a past life, I'd just embed tables all over the place to shove
things around. I'm trying to be a little more current than that, and
use positioning. Am I going about this the wrong way? Is there a
(fairly) straightforward fix for my issues as outlined above?
Thanks,
Andy
--
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's
too dark to read.
DiamondW Studios Photography - http://diamondw.net
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