http://www.screenflicker.com/blog/coding/css-tip-positioning-part-1/ Web design and development in Calgary Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:42:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.screenflicker.com/blog/coding/css-tip-positioning-part-1/#comment-6132 oriole Mon, 02 Jul 2007 13:44:43 +0000 http://www.screenflicker.com/blog/?p=14#comment-6132 Thanks so much for this page. I like your easy style of explaining the subject, I have read most of the others. However, I still can't find anything explaining how one would position a box to the left, and why using z-index doesn't create a clean page so one may postition say an image, without it still working off the other elements on the page on the base page. Also, I haven't had any luck finding information on what size to make the page in pixels so that it looks the same for all browsers. I am assuming I use a container but what size, if so how would I center the container on the page? I will keep the print outs of your page for reference. Oriole Thanks so much for this page.
I like your easy style of explaining the subject, I have read most of the others.
However, I still can’t find anything explaining how one would position a box to the left, and why using z-index doesn’t create a clean page so one may postition say an image, without it still working off the other elements on the page on the base page.
Also, I haven’t had any luck finding information on what size to make the page in pixels so that it looks the same for all browsers. I am assuming I use a container but what size, if so how would I center the container on the page?
I will keep the print outs of your page for reference. Oriole

]]> http://www.screenflicker.com/blog/coding/css-tip-positioning-part-1/#comment-517 CSS Tip: Positioning Part 2 - Static vs Fixed Screenflicker Developments Mon, 15 May 2006 03:59:33 +0000 http://www.screenflicker.com/blog/?p=14#comment-517 [...] Continuing on from my previous post on the CSS position property I would like to examine position: static and position: fixed. I will be using the same CSS as in the previous post, with a slight change to allow for scrolling (noted in bold). [...] [...] Continuing on from my previous post on the CSS position property I would like to examine position: static and position: fixed. I will be using the same CSS as in the previous post, with a slight change to allow for scrolling (noted in bold). [...]

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