>> Thank you for this D. Yes, the width would change from page to page, and I'd
>> need the prev/next button to always be at the proper location as that width
>> changes. There must be some way to get the structure of the divs right, so
>> that the width created by the book images can be used by the prev/next
>> buttons? That is what I am trying to do, but I have not got it yet...
>> R
>>
>
> I suppose you could assign a different id to the body declaration for each
> page?
> html
> <body id="a01">
> <body id="a02">
> <body id="a03">
> /*and so on*/
> CSS
> body#a01 {width: 4800px/*add*/;}/*add new selector*/
> body#a02 {width: 3600px/*add*/;}/*add new selector*/
> body#a03 {width: 2900px/*add*/;}/*add new selector*/
> /*and so on*/
>
> /*add new selector*/
> #prev_next a {
> float:right;
> color: #000;
> text-decoration: none;
> }
Ah, but: this will be in a CMS, and I have no way of knowing what the width of
the various pages will be. It depends on what images the client sticks in
there. So, I need an "all purpose" soluiton that will work with any with. Why
can't the prev/next buttons that go on the right edge just float:right at the
edge of that conaining div?
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