Maria Falconer wrote:
> Hi all
> I¹m trying to position a table on a page but when I use a tag like this
> #two {
> position: absolute;
> top: 12%;
> left: 30%;
> }
>
> which I have used to position objects before it changes the size of the
> table making it much narrower.
> Can anyone explain what is happening here please
>
It will take someone else to explain why absolute positioning is not
good in this situation; and, why it does what it does.
> http://homepage.mac.com/lenarran/LabhaoiseSite/labhaoise_index1.htm
> TIA
> Maria
>
This is a quick-start toward /one way/ you might do things without
absolute positioning or a
table<http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/layout23.html>.
Your quicktime thing is crashing my browsers, btw. Embedding quicktime
to a valid document is a FAQ on the Web Design-L, and Web Standards
Group lists-- you might check with either of those lists about that--
see the css-d-wiki(address at bottom of this mail) for the addresses of
those lists(I think they are in the 'off-topic' section).
Best, ~dL
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