On May 17, 2004, at 3:09 AM, Andrew & Cathie wrote:
Hi,
Looked everywhere for an answer, and don't want to subscribe to *another* list just for this...
I'm testing my skills at CSS on a site I'm doing (for work). I'm stuck.
What I want is for the white background <div> to be 50px larger than what it contains. If I leave the height: 5000px *out* it works in Safari and Opera 6, but it won't work in Win IE6 and Mac IE5. At present I've set it to 5000px height to get round it until I sort it out.
Here you can look at one of the pages: http://zrx.homeip.net/~zrx1100/cc/services.htm
And here to get the CSS: http://zrx.homeip.net/~zrx1100/cc/css/layout.css
The css is in #centre. What am I doing wrong, or how can I fix it?
Cheers Andrew
Andrew,
The first things I see are, a link reference at the top of your code calling an id named top, however I do not see a top id in your css. For your #center div you might try giving it a height of auto and a padding of 50px.. this should make it fit fully behind your other layout divs. Also having your positions set to absolute might be having a partial issue.
HTH Jeff
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