>From a real beginner. I have pasted the Google link code for a simple internal website search into the centre column of a 3-column HTML document. I got the search box to appear at the top of the centre column by putting in position:relative (changed from :absolute) into the HTML code. However, the results always appear in the correct centre column but at the bottom of the longer of the two side columns, even though the results section is narrow enough (and keeps the padding settings) of the middle column. If I run the test with "nocss" the results appear up below the search box where they should but with other formatting problems (e.g. next screen numbers as rows, not cells). If I change .gsc-control-cse div position:static to :absolute, the results do move up - all squashed together. So there's something positional about .gsc-control-cse div that I should be looking at? Any suggestions how to get rid of the middle space? Thanks for any pointers, Leviathan [This page has not been uploaded the web; it's local.]
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