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Hey Everyone, The list has
been very quiet recently… – Hope you
all had a merry xmas and I wish
you all a happy new year… But anyway, I am just
redesigning the front page of my website, im still
trying to find the look that I am after. Anyway, while
designing I came across something which I – at first
thought was just a quirk in IE… But it does
the same in mozilla… What happened
is I position a <h1> tag ABSOLUTE… And that
allows text to be on the same line as it, but a <p> tag… You may
remember – I posted a message asking for help with having right and left
aligned text on one line??? Well this did
the same thing, and simply by adding 1 little line… Here is my
CSS code: div#div_header { border: 1px
dotted #000000; background-color: #BBBBBB; position:
relative; left: 15px; top: 15px; width:
900px; padding:
10px; text-align:
left; } /* HEADER
CONTENT CODE! */ div#div_header h1 { margin-left:
30px; border:
1px solid #000000; padding:
1px; >>>
position: absolute; <<< } div#div_header p { text-align:
right; } the link to see what I mean is here: http://www.neester.com/newsite/test.html tell me what you think… is that proper method? Or
just a bug? I notice that
CSS Validator likes it, but it doesn’t mean its
proper method… ----------------------------- Chris Stratford ----------------------------- |
