when browser page is restored the content in the div tag gets shifted from its orignal place.y?how 2 avoid it?

Question

when browser page is restored the content in the div tag gets shifted from its orignal place. y? how 2 avoid it? is there any other way?

Answer 1

The problem you are facing is a fault with browsers not adapting all the web standards and not implementing the ones they support the same way.

Unfortunately, if you are no coding the page, you cannot fix it. The only thing you could do is send an email to the web master to inform them what is happening. You usually include details such as:
- your operating system,
- how much RAM memory you have,
- what type of video card and how much on board RAM it has,
- what browser you are using, and,
- of course, what page(s) is / are having problems.

If you are making the page, then you may be able to search the web about issues specific to what you need. For instance, if you are using the 'float' properties of boxes, then you would check for floating problems, whereas, if you were using columns, you would check for columns. This is a common problem, so there are lots of resources available. Some sites I can recommend are:
A List Apart (ALA)
http://www.alistapart.com/
Dean Edwards (Person)
http://dean.edwards.name/
Eric Meyer (Person)
http://meyerweb.com/
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/

Answer 2

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