formatting help

[Lori]

I designed a website through front page 2002, and on
certain browsers objects overlap each other even though
they don't on mine. I tried changing my table properties
to 100%, but it didn't affect it. How can I make sure
items stay in place and don't overlap?
website is:
www.sjwingsofsteel.com

Thanks for any help you can give...I'm new to this whole
thing.

Lori

 

[Steve Easton]

It is because you're using absolute positioning which doesn't render correctly in all browsers.

Also the source for your background image is pointing back to your C:\ drive.
You need to remove and reapply it with the web open in FrontPage.


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[Peter Aitken]

I designed a website through front page 2002, and on
certain browsers objects overlap each other even though
they don't on mine. I tried changing my table properties
to 100%, but it didn't affect it. How can I make sure
items stay in place and don't overlap?
website is:
www.sjwingsofsteel.com

Thanks for any help you can give...I'm new to this whole
thing.

Lori

Probably because of your use of absolute positioning. This is a lesson in
why it is important to install browsers other than IE - at *least*
Netscape - and test your pages.

 

[John Hogue]

Lori, I have experiencing similar issues as I currently
work on a web-site in Frontpage '02 using Tables
extensively (almost exclusively). Have you tried
using "Nested" tables (i.e. Tables within selected cells)
to stabilize positioning and avoid absolute positioning?

 

[Guest]

After learning about Aboslute Positioning and looking it
up in the Front Page book I had, that's exactly what I
did, and it seems to have worked. Thanks for everyones
help!
Lori
www.sjwingsofsteel.com