Re: css and navigation bar

when I made my #navlist position:relative it then put part of my footer at the top!!

Now what??

Debi

I am not crazy about this solution.

Please show me your code after making this change.

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"debibrighthope" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

when I made my #navlist position:relative it then put part of my footer at
the top!!

Now what??

Debi

Humm..... well keep the #navlist positioned absolute and the drop menus
absolutely positioned as well. Just insert the drop menus outside the
absolutely positioned #navlist, not inside it.

As your page is not fluid, ie it doesnt not move with the widening or
narrowing of the browsers view port all of yuor menu stuff can be
absolutely position.

I notice you say you need to use 'snap' from PV11, why? You only need to
use snap when the page is of a fluid construction, yours isnt.

This should be like shelling peas really.







debibrighthope wrote:

when I made my #navlist position:relative it then put part of my footer at the top!!

Now what??

Debi