stariga...@aol.com wrote:

> <http://www.eveandellie.com/New/index2.htm>

> The problem is that the page looks as it is intended in Firefox, but 
> as you’ll see in IE6, the headline links (Flower girl, Juniormaid, 
> Ringbearer and Toddler  plus the small brown text below these) in the
>  content area don’t show up.

I see one IE6 bug, and one designer bug :-)

To fix:

1: in the source-code, add a <br /> just above <div id="headlines"> to
separate that absolute positioned element from the floating <div
id="content">.
That's IE6's bug - absolute positioned elements next to floats tend to
vanish.


2: in the CSS, add...

#headlines {top: 0;left: 0;}

...so that element doesn't get "positioned in thin air".
That's your "designer bug" - missing positions makes absolute
positioning pretty unreliable.


regards
        Georg
-- 
http://www.gunlaug.no
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