RE: FN-FORUM: FW: Could be a CSS thing?

date posted 17th May 2006 15:54


Cheers Sean I will bare this in mind in the future.

Also one other thing (this is an open question) What is the best way to size
fonts, instead of giving them a fixed pixel height?

Anthony

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Anthony

Looking at your code I would say that the main problem is that the layers
are not inside each other and have not had any z-indexing set to correct
this.

You need to put the layers inside each other particularly the BoxTop and
BoxMid classed layers, also a note when using layers you should really use
SPAN's inside DIV's not DIV's inside DIV's, as span have not inherent
formatting where as divs do.

The alternative is to position everything absolutely and set a z-index for
each item.

Hope this helps.
Sean


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Cheers Andrew for the reply.

Everything is correctly formatted.






Some text



Title of page goes here



Text for page goes here




This code pushes the DIV down, instead of being put in the DIV.


Argh!!

Anthony

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without looking it is either a space or a

Andrew

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> Hi All,
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> I have got a h1 and h2 tag in a DIV but on IE6 it pushes the div
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> suggestions?
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> Anthony
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