On Aug 6, 2011, at 7:59 AM, Brett Goodrich wrote:

> You can view the error at http://ccbci.org/see-life/alumni/
> In FF (I have 5.0) all of the pictures pile on top of each other in
> the top right corner.
> It works perfectly in Chrome 13.0 and in Internet Explorer 9.0.

It is an old bug in Gecko / Firefox: your .head-float div is absolute 
positioned inside a relative positioned <table>. The bug in Firefox is that 
<table> doesn't establish a block formatting context - as a result, all those 
divs are positioned relative to the root element.

The solution is to use only margins/paddings to position your .head-float div, 
and not use any absolute positioning.

Philippe
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Philippe Wittenbergh
http://l-c-n.com/






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