Does this CSS page work correctly for everyone?

[pc]

Yes,there's no more border in FF and IE. The rest looks all the same in all browsers on my XP.

[Cleo]

Originally Posted by pc

Yes,there's no more border in FF and IE. The rest looks all the same in all browsers on my XP.

Great.

I've heard that there is a way to move the code for the page's content to the top of the source code instead having the side menu always at the top of the page's code. I couldn't figure out how to do that or if it is even really possible.

I'm going to be adding a couple more categories to my LL and I'll use this template on these pages first. Maybe by then I'll find a way to do that too.

[flowersgone]

Originally Posted by Cleo

I've heard that there is a way to move the code for the page's content to the top of the source code instead having the side menu always at the top of the page's code. I couldn't figure out how to do that or if it is even really possible.

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

position: relative

and to the css rule for

.navboxleft_C88C7E5C - I added

position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0

That worked for me.

HTH,
fg

[Cleo]

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

position: relative

and to the css rule for

.navboxleft_C88C7E5C - I added

position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0

That worked for me.

HTH,
fg

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)