The white part is supposed to be the content area on the front page of this web store.. www.subnoizestore.com .. however this page isn't edited like normal HTML, I can only access part of the page via a backend datafield... if that makes sense?
~beth.
See the thing with this is, I'm not using it as the entire page, I'm using it as part of a whole.
And I'm not sure how else I would do this without absolute positioning... maybe you could shed some light on another way...
Much thanks!!
~beth.
I figured out if I put a lower than 100% I can create my offset and keep the whole thing on my page... youre coding change made a WORLD of difference... thank you sooo much! You wouldnt even believe the stress you've relieved me of. THANK YOU!
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">...
How do I have a 100% fill both horizontally and vertically WITH that offset then?
That totally makes sense that that would happen but I don't understand my it's rendering the way it is... in so instances when I changed the expanding divs to static rather than absolute they expanded off the page...
First up.. I actually removed those on purpose because of where I put the code in our form (I know it's improper but it's kinda myspace style I guess.. .NOT myspace though)
Second, the path is actually http://www.suburbannoizerecords.com/store/storefront/
so here's the code redone....
<style...
Hey,
I'm having issues w/ the right and bottom of this site...
http://www.suburbannoizerecords.com/frontpage.htm
Here's the coding
<style type="text/css">
<!--
.topleft {
position: absolute;
height: 61px;
width: 52px;
left: 0px;
top: 0px;
background-color: #000000;
background-image...
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