here's another one. In Mozilla, or N7/WinXP, this:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.steffiweismann.de/111108/pc/index_M.html">http://www.steffiweismann.de/111108/pc/index_M.html</a><!-- m -->
shows, when you click on 'aktuell', a lacking black line above. You'll see. I've tried all I could think of; I just don't get it.Which black line because within your CSS file you stated dotted and not dashed.?sorry took a while to reply ?br />
in the html, it's line number 48 (it goes
<div class="aktuell_navAussenrahmen" style="position:absolute; left: 2px; top: 18px;">
);
the style definition for that class is
.aktuell_navAussenrahmen
{width:545px;
height:370px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
margin: 0px;}
tnx
pI think it's hidden by another layer, too much use of z-index and absolute positioning makes it impossible to even "see" the layer in question.
I'm sure a simpler css layout is possible.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.steffiweismann.de/111108/pc/index_M.html">http://www.steffiweismann.de/111108/pc/index_M.html</a><!-- m -->
shows, when you click on 'aktuell', a lacking black line above. You'll see. I've tried all I could think of; I just don't get it.Which black line because within your CSS file you stated dotted and not dashed.?sorry took a while to reply ?br />
in the html, it's line number 48 (it goes
<div class="aktuell_navAussenrahmen" style="position:absolute; left: 2px; top: 18px;">
);
the style definition for that class is
.aktuell_navAussenrahmen
{width:545px;
height:370px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
margin: 0px;}
tnx
pI think it's hidden by another layer, too much use of z-index and absolute positioning makes it impossible to even "see" the layer in question.
I'm sure a simpler css layout is possible.