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See source code at:

http://www.triangleeventpros.com/T7/gallery.htm

http://www.triangleeventpros.com/T7/screen.css

http://www.triangleeventpros.com/T7/prints.css

(same as my previous Q's before, just none of the answers were compleately 100% of what I needed, I figured out with their help though some stuff, and on my own found out about the "block" element thingy, but I'm still STUCK)

2006-06-18 09:52:10 · 3 answers · asked by Am 4 in Computers & Internet Programming & Design

also see:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AkGsUTmUAUajqz2RR2jGc6bsy6IX?qid=20060617223733AAbAeqb
for my former 2 Q's ...
about this same thing...

Thanks yall!

2006-06-18 09:53:11 · update #1

I think I am supose to make it work in the screen.css file, not as an inline style.
(but I got to say your method does work, so why do I have to wait 24 hours to pick the best answer?!)

2006-06-18 10:53:56 · update #2

NEVER mind, it worked when I added it to the #links in the scren.css file YEAH

Take a look :)
I'll upload it... now I have to figure out the other prob of I now got... why in IE the little a:hover border box doesn't show up on each link.... Rrrrrrrrr

Thanks SO much dude!

2006-06-18 10:57:11 · update #3

Uh yeah I forgot to upload the new css files... but the main one works now (at least the menu does), but the text isn't wraping around that little scroll box I got, man this is so anouying...
Iike tables better... dang tutorial in book...

2006-06-18 22:42:01 · update #4

3 answers

Using CSS 2+, the way to do this is using the "top" and "left" attributes. Do you want this to be in the same location on the screen when you scroll?

If you want something at the top left corner, of the page (scrolling will move it higher on the screen), you'll want something like this:
#someid { position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; }
If you want this not to move when the page is scrolled, consider something like this:
#someid { position: fixed; top: 0px; left: 0px; }

These assume some object on your page with an "id" attribute with a value of "someid". (Note that "0" is not really proper and it should be "0px" instead.)


Your CSS is a mess. Here are just some things Firefox complains about these from http://www.triangleeventpros.com/T7/screen.css :
Line 39: Expected ':' but found '150px'. Declaration dropped.
Line 41: Unknown property 'halign'. Declaration dropped.

In /T7/gallery.htm:
Line 45: Expected URI in @import rule but found ')'. Unrecognized at-rule on error parsing at-rule '('.
Ditto for line 64.
Line 0: Unknown property 'borderwidth'. Declaration dropped.

2006-06-18 22:21:29 · answer #1 · answered by brgaming 4 · 3 0

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2016-10-31 02:27:15 · answer #2 · answered by mcthay 4 · 0 0

i see you have this tag in your document

2006-06-18 10:08:13 · answer #3 · answered by Deep Thought 5 · 0 0

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