Marlene Yogerst wrote: > <<It will go better if you only use floats. There is no need for any > absolute positioning (ap) in such a simple structure; but, if there were > such a need, it is best not to use ap for the structure proper.>> > > > I understand the readability, accessibility, cross browser issues etc. I > did get a certificate in Web Design. I'm just not the brightest bulb in the > box when it comes to CSS tricks and hacks. What appears as a simple set up to > you, is a difficult one for me. > > I originally had the site set up in floats, but as I stated previously, the > right float would only show up at the bottom right rather than the top right. > I can only get it to position properly using absolute positioning. > > I was hoping someone with more knowledge than I could explain to me how to > get the right float to position properly. > > How odd that the site doesn't work in your FF and Moz browsers. I checked > other computers and it works in those two. > > marlene > > > >
Marlene, re: <http://www.roughandreadydesigns.com/test_site/talitha/index.html> In my last reply I neglected to answer why you may /think/ the site works in Firefox on the computers at your end. This may be because the computers you are viewing the page in, default to a screen resolution setting @ 1024 px. Unfortunately, not everyone who views your work will have a monitor default to that window size-- and those that do may have a sidebar in place, and/or a minimum font size set that is greater than 16 px, or they may have a need to bump the font-size to +1 or +2. A well designed site, among other things, tends to accommodates the user whatever her Operating System, browser preference, window size, sidebar use, or font-size peculiarity or need happens to be. One can not count on users re-setting their machine to match what you have on any computer/monitor on your end. Best, ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List policies -- http://css-discuss.org/policies.html Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
