Quote:
Originally Posted by flowersgone
I had luck with a relatively simple css change that seemed to work in IE8, FF3, Safari and Chrome and allowed me to move the <div> .navboxleft_C88C7E5C (and contents of course) beneath <div> .navboxauto_C88C7E5C inside the content div. To the css rule for
.navboxcont_C88C7E5C - I added
and to the css rule for
.navboxleft_C88C7E5C - I added
Code:
position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0
That worked for me.
HTH,
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Ding, ding, ding, we seem to have a winner.
http://cleos-porn-links.com/adult-links/test1.shtml
(I renamed the css stuff to make it less confusing)