Can someone with Safari and IE help me out??

Ok, here's my annoying problem.

I'm developing a site using DW that consists of a couple different layers,
its really simple. But when I view the site using Safari the one layer is
about 20pixels lower than the other, but they are both set to be at 0 WHY?
And it looks fine on IE, they both line up.

Could someone with both Safari and IE take a look at the follwing url to see
if you know what the problem might be.

<http://www.heartlandalliance.ca>

Thanks in advance,

Dubs

On 6/30/04 9:00 PM, in article BD08CC59.104CF%steven (AT) alurdesign (DOT) com, "Steven
Dubbeldam" <steven (AT) alurdesign (DOT) com> wrote:

Ok, here's my annoying problem.

I'm developing a site using DW that consists of a couple different layers,
its really simple. But when I view the site using Safari the one layer is
about 20pixels lower than the other, but they are both set to be at 0 WHY?
And it looks fine on IE, they both line up.

Could someone with both Safari and IE take a look at the follwing url to see
if you know what the problem might be.

http://www.heartlandalliance.ca

Thanks in advance,

Dubs

Dubs,

Remove the <p> tag enclosing the image in the second layer.

Action America

Beautiful site! try centering it on the page it will stand out more then
(just an observation)
Judy
"Steven Dubbeldam" <steven (AT) alurdesign (DOT) com> wrote

Ok, here's my annoying problem.

I'm developing a site using DW that consists of a couple different layers,
its really simple. But when I view the site using Safari the one layer is
about 20pixels lower than the other, but they are both set to be at 0 WHY?
And it looks fine on IE, they both line up.

Could someone with both Safari and IE take a look at the follwing url to
see
if you know what the problem might be.

http://www.heartlandalliance.ca

Thanks in advance,

Dubs

Steven Dubbeldam wrote:

Ok, here's my annoying problem.

I'm developing a site using DW that consists of a couple different layers,
its really simple. But when I view the site using Safari the one layer is
about 20pixels lower than the other, but they are both set to be at 0 WHY?
And it looks fine on IE, they both line up.

Could someone with both Safari and IE take a look at the follwing url to see
if you know what the problem might be.

http://www.heartlandalliance.ca

Thanks in advance,

Dubs

div id="sidebar" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top:0;

width:200px; height:420; z-index:1">

it shlud be (check the px)

<div id="sidebar" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top:0px;
width:200px; height:420px; z-index:1">

<div id="background" style="position:absolute; left:200px; top:0;
width:560px; height:420; z-index:2;">

it should be (check the px again)
<div id="background" style="position:absolute; left:200px; top:0px;
width:560px; height:420px; z-index:2;">

<div id="Layer1" style="position:absolute; left:222px; top:162px;
width:515; height:34px; z-index:4; font-family: ; background-color:
#E8E7E2; layer-background-color: #E8E7E2; border: 1px none
#000000;"hoefler text; color: #333333;>

This i dont understand, what is hoefler text? and again you missed px in
the width, i dont recall a property named layer-background-color, the
font-family rule is empty and the " before hoefler text should be after
color:#333333;

See if that helps you.


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