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Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
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Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
ok...I'm back!
But, unfortunately I have the same problem http://www.freewebs.com/max-nation/Index.html It's pretty obvious what my problem is....I need the buttons next to the center container. Sooooo......... anyway.... this is my html
I've been stuck for quite a bit, and I don't know what I'm doin wrong |
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
I'm being really lazy and haven't looked at your code (sorry); but can't you just float the menu to the left?
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
I'll look into it, thx for the speedy response!
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
Floats and positioning are two of those things you have to understand by tinkering around. I haven't yet seen a really good resource explaining what they do (and more importantly, don't do) to the content around the elements being floated or positioned. Just play play play!
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
floats are relatively easy to understand? Maybe I've just played around with them too much
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
Yeah, they seem to give beginners a lot of trouble, though. When moving from table designs, there was no such thing as taking an element out of the normal flow of the page.
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
Do you want to move the logo and photo up or the nav bars down?
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
nav bars down
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Re: Idk y? but i just dont understand positioning
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Do you mean you want a gap at the top? To get them on the same level, just put a div around the menu, then add something like:
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