Hey all,
Check this out
HYPERLINK http://dev.avericom.com/http://dev.avericom.com
The three bottom sections, portfolio, news and blogs. Position perfectly
with a side bar turned on in your browser.
With the sidebar turned off, the text shifts to the left.
I know this is a CSS issue, but I
Scott--
The problem is that you are absolutely positioning those three divs (they
aren't rendering correctly in Firefox 2.5 or IE 7, btw). Take off the absolute
positioning, as well as left and top for each. Then, float each left and
use margins to space them out.
This will stop them from
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Subject: Re: CSS Question: Browser Sidebars
Scott--
The problem is that you are absolutely positioning those three divs (they
aren't rendering correctly in Firefox 2.5 or IE 7, btw). Take off the
absolute positioning, as well as left and top for each. Then, float
each left and use margins
Glad to help!
Joel
Thanks Joel,
Your idea worked :)
sas
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Scott Stewart
ColdFusion Developer
SSTWebworks
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Scott--
The problem is that you are absolutely positioning those three divs (they
aren't rendering
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