I have navigation which is positioned absolutely to it\'s relative parent. I\'ve used hacks to position it correctly in IE7 and IE8. It\'s ok, more or less in comparison to what I have used (CSS3) for
I\'m having an issue with an absolutely positioned sub-menu. You can see it here - http://jsfiddle.net/TeL7F/2/
Edited this question entirely, not sure if it made sense previously. Ok, I am having difficulty positioning some images on a website.I am using the slidedeck jQuery slideshow, and in the third slide
Here is a preview of what I have so far: The red area is part of the design an开发者_如何学运维d should always scroll down with the design. So when the content expands, the footer, and that red bar
I contacted the support of a mayor IDE, after the CSS property position didn\'t \"auto-complete\" in the latest version. They said it doesn\'t exist in CSS 3. I did some digging, and replied
I have searched without any answers. I know I should do something like <div class=\"menu_wrapper\">
I have tried everything, but without javascript I cannot achieve the bad layout my designer gave to me!!
What I want to achieve is to make links on my site move 1px down when they are in an active state (user clicks on them)
I have a website that has a fixed navigation bar at the top that contains links to achors in the rest of the content like so:
The problem开发者_Go百科 came about because the div #backgr-box has to be position:absolute so that its background can be be behind the content #contenuto thanks to z-index. But now the footer disappe
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