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CSS absolute positioning in IE4 & IE5
I am having problem with absolute positioning in IE5 and IE4. Basically I am using a pop up menu which is placed at absolute position with in a background.
but 69 pixels from top is different in IE5 and IE4, so how do I make sure that both browsers show them at same positon. i hope that i have made myself clear. Haris edit: just noticed that Quote:
is different in both browsers as well. IE4 is putting less white space at top than IE5. is this causing problem ?? Last edited by dreamz : July 1st, 2002 at 07:02 AM. |
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As an alternative to absolute positioning I use transparent gifs to position elements on a page.
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there should not be any differences with positioning in version 4 and 5 in internet explorer..
this should work the same: <div style="position:absolute; top:50px; left:50px"></div> but post some code please.... |
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