Hi what is the difference between a Div Tag and AP Div??

Answer 1

I think you are talking about Dreamweaver, although it would help to have a bit more information in the question.

An "AP Div" is just what Dreamweaver calls a div with "absolute positioning", which means you can speciy exactly where you want it to appear on the page. A standard div will just appear in the normal flow of the page, but is useful because you can apply whatever styling you want to it.

Answer 2

Ap Div Tag

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Hi what is the difference between a Div Tag and AP Div??

Answer 4

I have never heard of an AP Div tag. However it seem that you may be looking at some code that was generated by a WYSIWYG editor. I would suggest you actually research HTML and XHTML as well as CSS a bit and learn how to clean up your code to get it through validation at the W3C website for the international standards for HTML and CSS.

Clean compliant code makes for more cross browser compatibility as well. External CSS will also make your web maintenance a lot easier then using only local or inline styles as well.

Answer 5

Hi,

A Div tag is a Div tag, a block element in html structure. The AP Div only refers (probaly in Adobe softwares) as the type of css positionning attached to it. If it is in absolute position (i.e. style="position:abslute;top:0px;left:0px;"), the div will be position on the top left corner of the web page, no matter if it is nested within another div element. If he as a relative postition (style="position:relative;top:0px;left:0px;"), then the Div will be at the top left corner of it's containing element.

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