>>There is something really mysterious going on here in IE6.
>
>
> Hi Sandy,
>
> I am not sure this is an IE6 bug. I am looking at your web site using
> firefox 2 and the top is shifted way off my screen. The problem is your
> outermost div (horizon) has top:50%; while the next div (container) inside
> has top:-310px; .
>
> In other words you are shifting down by a percentage of the screen height
> and then re-shifting up by a fixed amount. This is very dangerous since you
> don't know the height of a user's browser.
>
> I would suggest setting top: 0px; in both .horizon and .container.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Kepler Gelotte
hey Kepler,
Thanks so much for looking at this for me.
The top:50% divides the screen in half, and the top:-310px takes half
the site, which will be a fixed height, up above the screen center.
The site will only work in a 1024+ browser. Since my client is targeting
art directors, it's crucial that it center vertically in a big monitor,
and no big deal if people with small monitors can't see it properly. If
you don't have a big screen, you're not going to hire this person!
cheers,
Sandy
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