On 18.12.2010 06:13, David McGlone wrote:
http://99.90.129.247 and I'm having a problem with the text in the header not positioning correctly. I'm wondering if for any reason it's something I have done. I have validated my CSS and had no problems.
Many CSS weaknesses in there that the validator won't catch since they're perfectly valid - they just don't make sense in browsers.
For instance: you are "absolute positioning in thin air" by not providing positions and reference. Browsers handle such positioning differently, and IE 6/7 are notorious for messing it up. That you also try to float an absolute positioned element is wrong, but doesn't make much difference since all browsers ignore float on A:P elements.
You have also not providing space for expansion if/when font resizing is introduced or window-size reduced, which causes overlapping and lost navigation. The headlines also ended up overlapping the logo when font-resizing up.
I have corrected as much as I could find in there - CSS only. Take a look at the page and stylesheet below, and see if that solves your problems.
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