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IRRITATING CSS problem on site Im developing/developed

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Hello everyone,

 

I have a darn irritating problem on a site Ive got, and I suspect its a CSS issue. Now, I aint no expert on CSS, but I do fiddle around a bit.

 

Its a joomla site, and Ive got a middle content section.

 

The background for 1/3 of the content div background seems NOT to be transparent, whereas the remainder of the 2/3rds is transparent.

 

Its probably easier to see visually, so please take a look here:

 

1) Main page :

MakeSomeMoney365

The main page is fine

2) Click on a search link on the left hand side (any of the country images)

Brings you to a search page - check out the middle panel with the search page content.

The first 1/3rd background is all white, and the next 2/3rds is transparent and shows my lovely rounded corner background! haha

 

Whilst messing with the CSS, I must say, I stumbled across a useful CSS tool (firebug for fireboard) where you can look at a site's CSS - and change the CSS and see the amendments online - its BRILLIANT. But even with this one, theres so many div containers Im getting lost

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

Cheers

a. dont mix tables and divs

b. if that rounded box is one image it should be fine but if its sliced to two you may have breached its boundaries

  • 1 month later...
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Thanks, will get rid of the table, and stick with the divs.

 

Also, its multiple images that will make up the border.

 

a. dont mix tables and divs

b. if that rounded box is one image it should be fine but if its sliced to two you may have breached its boundaries

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