Okay, so, I'm working on bringing my site into the CSS age, I've been working on it for a while, just been lazy. It's a sub-domain, so banners can be expected. I use FF and design in it and was doing so when I made it in there but in IE, the bottom banner covers up some links, and I was wondering if there was a way to fix it. To see what I'm talking about... <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://geneburnham.5u.com/css/main.htm">http://geneburnham.5u.com/css/main.htm</a><!-- m --> go there and look in IE.**look using IE**You will never get IE to work the same as modern browsers without a proper doctype. See my link below. I recommend html4 strict.
After you place a doctype, validate your code. You have too many errors.
The div that is overlapping is doing so because you are using absolute positioning. By using AP, the div is removed from the normal flow and floats to the next positioned parent.Okay, thanks
After you place a doctype, validate your code. You have too many errors.
The div that is overlapping is doing so because you are using absolute positioning. By using AP, the div is removed from the normal flow and floats to the next positioned parent.Okay, thanks