<< div >> Nightmare
I am currently working on a website for a Wedding Photographer and I have been having nightmare problems with my divs. Bearing in mind I'm not the best at CSS but I do crave to become a lot better than I am. (who doesn't)..
Any way to get the look I wanted I had to absolute position these two div's as I wanted one div to sit behind the other. The div that is to sit behind (in the code) actually has to be above the div that sits in front, which is not the problem, the pages look fantastic in IE but in Mozilla the image doesn't line up to the bottom of the front << div >> like it does in IE. I'm going to keep looking into this problem, but if any one has any idea's of what the problem could be I would be grateful for a little help.
You can find a sample of the page by clicking the following link. Sample page.
Any way to get the look I wanted I had to absolute position these two div's as I wanted one div to sit behind the other. The div that is to sit behind (in the code) actually has to be above the div that sits in front, which is not the problem, the pages look fantastic in IE but in Mozilla the image doesn't line up to the bottom of the front << div >> like it does in IE. I'm going to keep looking into this problem, but if any one has any idea's of what the problem could be I would be grateful for a little help.
You can find a sample of the page by clicking the following link. Sample page.
1 Comments:
You might want to take look at this
http://www.stopdesign.com/examples/css/tests/stacking_order/
Good luck
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