S
Steve
I'm having a problem with alignment of an absolutely positioned div. It
works fine in IE but in Firefox the left alignment works but the top
alignment is about 1/2" too low. The code is:
<div style="position: absolute; width: 475px; height: 55px; z-index: 3;
left:250px; top:25px" id="PageHeader">
The div is layered on top of a graphic, which is why I'm trying to position
it this way. Because the graphic remains on multiple pages but the text in
the div changes, I thought this was a good approach. Is there a way to
accomplish this positioning that works for both browsers? (I haven't tested
yet, but I imagine I have the same problem in Netscape.)
Thanks.
works fine in IE but in Firefox the left alignment works but the top
alignment is about 1/2" too low. The code is:
<div style="position: absolute; width: 475px; height: 55px; z-index: 3;
left:250px; top:25px" id="PageHeader">
The div is layered on top of a graphic, which is why I'm trying to position
it this way. Because the graphic remains on multiple pages but the text in
the div changes, I thought this was a good approach. Is there a way to
accomplish this positioning that works for both browsers? (I haven't tested
yet, but I imagine I have the same problem in Netscape.)
Thanks.