Absolute Positon of <div>s

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Chull13

concerning http://groups.google.com/group/micr.../browse_thread/thread/ee40a74bb3e8d3c0?hl=en#
I took all of you sugestions, I'm now:
1. Using Dynamic Web Templates - Love Them
2. For text I do not want resized (Mainly Banners) I convert to an
Image, and
3. I'm using absoltue postion/fixed sized <div>s with Z-Indexing as
needed. Love It!
On #3: It works as presecibed with the exception of one absoltue
postion/fixed sized <div> with a Z-Indexing that will shift down about
10 pixels - it holds it horizontal positioning, but not the vertical.
But it is close enough! This is the Template that his pitures n the
right side - the to of the pics are set to be just 1 pix below the top
banner, but ain't!

here is the site:
www.TwinLakesSnowmobile.com

The other private site I maintain I'm working on converting over to
the above to make my life easier!!

Thanks for all of your help!
 
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Your START index.htm is GOOD as it is.
You reform.htm need resized (Mainly Banners)

Here the code for div @ please browse these mugshots of reform

Old ONE
<div style="position: absolute; top: 171; left: 393; width: 249; height:
19">
<p align="center">please browse these mugshots of reform
</div>
NEW ONE
<div style="position: absolute; top: 171; left: 393; width: 100%; height:
100%">
<p align="center">please browse these mugshots of reform <br />
<iframe src="http://reformlive.co.uk/gallery/index.htm" width="100%"
height="100%"></iframe>
</div>
 
H

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cliff morrow
have
reform.htm

to need Absolute Position of <div>s

Thanks for Tilling me!!!!
I repost it to cliff
 

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