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I want to try make a box on the right that is fixed, but I cant even get it to move over there, what am I doing wrong? CSS div.links {position: fixed; top: 10em; right: 10em; width: 20%} HTML div class="links" hope you can help |
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I want to try make a box on the right that is fixed, but I cant even get it to move over there, what am I doing wrong? CSS div.links {position: fixed; top: 10em; right: 10em; width: 20%} HTML div class="links" |
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This is not wrong per se. But as we don't know the context because you didn't provide a URL for us to look, I cannot help. You probably know that e.g. Win IE does not understand fixed positioning. |
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Ole Madsen wrote: http://o-madsen.dk/test/top.html Works for me. There is a fixed menu on the right half of the page. I'm using Firefox 0.9.1/Win 98. |
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"Brian" <usenet3 (AT) julietremblay (DOT) com.invalid> skrev i en meddelelse news:W1hFc.920$MT5.462 (AT) nwrdny01 (DOT) gnilink.net... Ole Madsen wrote: http://o-madsen.dk/test/top.html Works for me. There is a fixed menu on the right half of the page. I'm using Firefox 0.9.1/Win 98. yes, but how has w3 done it, it is a mess with all that css links in the html, so I cant figure it out |
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yes, but how has w3 done it, it is a mess with all that css links in the html, so I cant figure it out W3C fixed menu don't work in my IE 6.0, what IE do you have it it works for you? |
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