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div content placement
right this solved it: #nav1 { height: 15px; width: 850px; <-- change position: relative; <-- remove left: 96px; <-- remove top: 8px; <-- remove padding-bottom: 10px; padding-top: 2px; text-align: center; margin: 7px auto 0 auto; <-- add } now the problem is, what if I want to add another set of links or a graphic on the top right?
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div content placement
how can I get the menu in the top div to "follow" the movement of the main content which is inside the main wrapper? Essentially so that the menu is always square with the left edge of the "K" in the logo http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/NEW_R2.html
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IE 6 nightmare
any feedback on the problem stated? I have 2 versions and both are mangled in IE 6 1 with no AP Div http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/NEW_no_ap.html and one with AP Div http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/NEW.html
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IE 6 nightmare
I fixed the link http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/NEW.html
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IE 6 nightmare
anyone have a solution? The logo doesn't show up in IE 6 I tried playing with the z index but no go! http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/NEW.html
- Relative Newbie seeks CSS advice
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Relative Newbie seeks CSS advice
good times
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Relative Newbie seeks CSS advice
Thank yo so much! I will play around with it and let you know.
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Relative Newbie seeks CSS advice
it would be awesome to get some tips on this, I attached the orig psd. design_2.zip
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Relative Newbie seeks CSS advice
I have a .psd image that I am basing my site design on (so any part of the image can be "separated" on to its own layer and thus > into the design separately) I have previously only used tables to design sites so I'm a total newbie using CSS/div to design. With the little I've learned about using CSS/div I know I have to use and position several div elements by using a stylesheet- and I have haphazardly made a start in the example you see: Live Example: http://s205480013.onlinehome.us/KM_Test/ How do I make this design a "working one" (meaning the main/white content area is able to expand and contract vertically)