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I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is 767px wide and 1px high.. however, even though all divs are positioned consistently in IE and Netscape, in Netscape (7.1) the bar div ONLY is about 10px ABOVE where it should be.. code: HTML: <div id="bar"> <img src="images/bar.gif" width="768" height="1" border="0"> </div> CSS: #bar {position:absolute; top:160px; left:20px} in Netscape this bar div shows up 10px above from where it should be.. (EXACTLY 10px, in fact, I took screen-shot and measured in Photoshop..) (all other divs fine -- show up in same position in both Netscape and IE..) I validated CSS code here, http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator-uri.html.en, and it checks fine.. was wondering what is causing this, thank you.. Frances Del Rio > I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px > down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > was wondering what is causing this, thank you.. Netscape 7.1 uses the Gecko 1.4.x browser engine, and this version has problems with positioning. I was unable to resolve them, though someone else might have a work-around. Netscape 7.2 uses the Gecko 1.7.x browser engine, and should have no problems. >> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px >> down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > Netscape 7.2 uses the Gecko 1.7.x browser engine, and should have no > problems. The OP said that only one div, among others, is positioned 10px higher than it should be. NS7.2 has no problem and I recall no problem in this regard with NS7.1. In any case, it works reportedly perfectly well for the other (lots of) divs. I suggest that something in the code somewhere is affecting this. Another thing is that there is no reason to place the gif in a div simply for positioning - the image may be positioned directly.  SignatureGus >>> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px >>> down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > is affecting this. Another thing is that there is no reason to place the > gif in a div simply for positioning - the image may be positioned directly. really? how? outside a div? absolute positioning? pls explain.. thank you.. Frances >>>> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px >>>> down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > really? how? outside a div? absolute positioning? pls explain.. > thank you.. Frances Really. I believe my reasoning to be sound. Something, other than what you've shown, is affecting the div or img for that particular div/img. I don't have a crystal ball in order to go further. Neither do I intend to rattle off a list of possibilities for 'discussion' fodder. You either check and find it yourself, or if you want me to find the specific item/reason for you, then let me look at it with a URL. SignatureGus >>>>> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about >>>>> 150px down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > Really. I believe my reasoning to be sound. don't get me wrong, pls, I do believe your reasoning to be sound, I just wanted you to show me how to absolute-position an img outside a div (this is what you meant, right?..) I can't post code w/o altering it a bit (it's for corp site at work, which has not been published..) but will continue to investigate... thank you all for you responses.. Frances Something, other than what > you've shown, is affecting the div or img for that particular div/img. I > don't have a crystal ball in order to go further. Neither do I intend to > rattle off a list of possibilities for 'discussion' fodder. You either > check and find it yourself, or if you want me to find the specific > item/reason for you, then let me look at it with a URL. >>>> Another thing is >>>> that there is no reason to place the gif in a div simply for [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > bit (it's for corp site at work, which has not been published..) but > will continue to investigate... thank you all for you responses.. Frances All I said was that instead of wrapping the img in a div and then positioning the div, you can position the img directly, like so: <style type="text/css"> #bar {position:absolute; top:160px; left:20px} </style> <img id="bar" src="images/bar.gif" width="768" height="1" border="0"> SignatureGus >>>>> Another thing is that there is no reason to place the gif in a div >>>>> simply for positioning - the image may be positioned directly. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > <img id="bar" src="images/bar.gif" width="768" height="1" border="0"> I had no idea you could do this.. (id inside img tag..) thank you very much.. Frances >>>> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about 150px >>>> down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an image) is [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > really? how? outside a div? absolute positioning? pls explain.. > thank you.. Frances [I guess Google hickupped and did not log/receive articles between approximately 17:30 PST - 21:30 PST, so I'll repost this from 17:50:] Really. I believe my reasoning to be sound. Something, other than what you've shown, is affecting the div or img for that particular div/img. I don't have a crystal ball in order to go further. Neither do I intend to rattle off a list of possibilities for 'discussion' fodder. You either check and find it yourself, or if you want me, or anyone else, to try to find the specific item/reason for you, then let me look at it with a URL. SignatureGus >>>>> I have a pg with lots of divs, one of them is a gray bar about >>>>> 150px down from the top and 20px from the left... this bar (an [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > [I guess Google hickupped and did not log/receive articles between > approximately 17:30 PST - 21:30 PST, so I'll repost this from 17:50:] [I guess *CIWAS* hickupped and did not log/receive articles between approximately 17:30 PST - 21:30 PST, so I'll repost this from 17:50:] SignatureGus |
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