Posted by Martin Jay on 04/15/06 04:39

In message <e1p672$lks$1@online.de>, Alexander Nagelmann
<alex.nagelmann@gmx.de> writes
>Hi everybody!
>
>I'm redesigning a website for an organisation of our church.
>I'm using CSS for positioning and layouting the page. But there's
>one problem which makes trouble. On Firefox the website looks
>good, but on IE one column with dates (Mein Alter etc.) overlaps
>with the headline, so that it looks stupid. I've already tried to
>solve this problem but no attempt helped. (it only got more worse)
>Is there anybody outthere who might solve this problem?
>
>Url: http://minipage.nagelmann.info/index.php

I think you're doing far too much absolute positioning. You should try
to let your document flow more freely.

I removed most, if not all, the 'Position: absolute' settings and
replaced many for them with 'Float: left' or 'Float: right.'

I've uploaded all the changes I've made to:
<http://www.spam-free.org.uk/pages/1/WWW.htm>

I think the padding/margins on ul and li needs to been slightly changed
to get it looking like your original.

Anyway, I took a sleeping pill about an hour ago, so I'm falling asleep
at my keyboard now. So, I'm going to bed... :)
--
Martin Jay

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