According to the spec[1], using position: fixed is *always* relative
to the viewport, unlike absolute positioning, which is relative to a
relatively or absolutely positioned containing block or, that
failing, the viewport.
Fixed positioning is like this because the element is positioned in a
On Sat, 20 May 2006 02:26:28 +0800, Design Groups
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a #wrapper container that's 700px wide and centered with margin:0
> auto. I want a sidebar that is "position:fixed" and flush left and top
> to the container - not the browser window.
> [snip]
> in Opera , i
Thanks so much Georg, it worked!
I'm still learning my way around CSS but enjoying it as I go.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Gavin & Sharon wrote:
>
>> The problem I've been trying to solve is that the background-image
>> does not appear behind the floats.
>>
>
>
>> http://www.gateway.org.n
Gavin & Sharon wrote:
> The problem I've been trying to solve is that the background-image
> does not appear behind the floats.
> http://www.gateway.org.nz/v2/example.php
The container doesn't expand to contain those floats, which is correct
according to CSS standards. The result is that the bac
How about the fact that you're using font tags that are overriding the
CSS calls?
>>http://short Link" target="_blank">
Another Vietnam<<
You need to get rid of those font tags.
~Shelly
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From: "Doug Niven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I admit I'm no CSS wizard but I'm very perplexed why some very basic
> CSS to
> style my links is not working:
>
> http://www.douglasniven.com/books.php
>
> I have the following embedded directly onto the page above:
>
>