Hello all! I'm glad to have found this list, my name is Jade, and I design web sites. ;-)
I'm a relative css newbie. I'm currently working on a css zen cart. Basically, I'm having troubles with the div layout. The site is here at www.greentoground.com. I'm sorry the stylesheet is so messy. I'm not very organized in that respect. At first, I had the right navigation as a floating div (float:right), but it wasn't rendering well on a mac, or ie 5.0. I then used a clear:left at the end of the main content to fix that problem, but that caused problems with how the right navigation was positioned... on IE the clear:left caused the div to start at the top of the browser window, while in Firefox, the div started aligned with the top of my container. So, then I switched the right column to position:absolute, so that I could get it positioned the same in *most* browsers. That's working well, but now I have the problem of that navigation div extending further down than the maincontent on some pages that don't have a lot of content. For an example, click on "home roasting supplies". I know this is because now the rightcolumn div is absolute, it no longer affects it's container. What I'm wondering is if there is anyway around this, or should I return the right nav to a float, and try to find a work around on it's positioning instead? Any help would be greatly appreciated! *sorry if this gets to the list twice, I realized it sent with my default outlook email address and not the email address I signed up with... sorry!** Jade True www.sagefish.com ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
