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Re: Help - horiz Layer positioning - different in IE and Firefox - Why?

Posted by Bergamot on 03/25/07 23:14

cluthz wrote:
>>> http://server6.dedicateduk.com/~novitelt/signup1-complete.php
>
> I did before starting this project ask which is the best way to go about it,
> but there was so much debate sparked my question was never properly answered

Perhaps you asked the wrong people.

> There seemed to be a lot of different opinion about the best way to proceed
> and bugs in browsers which made the work significantly more difficult to
> maintain.

Perhaps you asked the wrong people again.

> In the end pixels have been easiest (assuming I can solve this blip)

Sorry, you cannot solve this "blip" using absolute positioning at
precise x/y coordinates. Mr Little mentioned several reasons why. You
really should get rid of all the absolute positioning. You shouldn't
need any of it.

> the
> designers were happier using pixels of course.

They often are because they don't understand web media, or want to.
Don't let them suck you into bad design practices with their
pixel-perfect mindsets.

Redesign your navigation menus using list markup instead of tables.
There are slews of examples and tutorials out there, a huge list is at
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/

--
Berg

 

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