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Workins FF but not IE no suprise there then

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I'm getting this image to stay on the bottom right, works in FF but not IE

 

#logo {

position:absolute;

float:right;

bottom: 0;

}

 

any help much apreceated :D

I'm getting this image to stay on the bottom right, works in FF but not FF

 

#logo {

position:absolute;

float:right;

bottom: 0;

}

 

any help much apreceated :D

Hello can you not float the image instead absolute postioning can give you different positioning in differnt screen resoulution as well as browsers

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Hello can you not float the image instead absolute postioning can give you different positioning in differnt screen resoulution as well as browsers

 

Hi mate thanks for the help, erm I dont think so, the sites split into 3 columns, that div tag is inside the right one, what I am trying to aclompish is a image at the top of that div and 3 at the bottom but have to stick at the bottom, heres the css of the right column:

 

#rightcontbox {

height: 100%;

width:50px;

background: #000000;

float:right;

position: relative;

}

 

I tryed like removing absolute in the #logo but still fine in FF but not IE

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Ok I solved it, I'll just let people know incase anyone has this problem in the future...

 

just had to add right="0" in #logo as the image was moving over the right in Ie (which I found out when playing nwith the overlay tag)

 

#logo {

position:absolute;

right:0;

bottom:0;

}

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