Ian wrote:
> http://d2109803.u84.mygisol.com/
> -Ian
I guess it depends on how much pain and suffering you are willing to
endure. But, anyway, I suppose you could just switch the columns and
call it a night.
div#cheese {
float: /*left*/right;
margin-left: 2.5%;
padding-bottom: 10%;
Ian wrote:
> [...]Works fine in IE but Ff is really tearing it up big time. Looks
> like the right div isn't coming up alongside the left div like it
> should. I was aware of the possibility of browser inconsistencies,
> but I was of the opinion that the design of my own site was so
> simplistic th
Saw your sight in Firefox MAC, it seems your position on you "meat" div is set
to absolute, if you change it to a " float: left; " it'll float next to your
"cheese" div.
Try this and see if it helps.
Dave
Ian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Geeze. I didn't think I'd be posting to this
list so so
Geeze. I didn't think I'd be posting to this list so soon! :) Just uploaded
my personal site after a long time away from such things. Works fine in IE
but Ff is really tearing it up big time. Looks like the right div isn't
coming up alongside the left div like it should. I was aware of the
possibil
