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No replies... everyone must be away on Christmas vacation! I didn't realize I could increase the quality of the movie from HIGH to BEST. That seems to help the jaggedness on the edges. <b>One other question?</b> Is there a way to lock one layer w/ another? Frame by frame, the opening and...

Correction... right click and choose PLAY (not start.)

I did a little flash clip (I'm by far no expert) for a co-worked based on an inside joke (it won't make much sense to most of you, but it's at <a href="http://216.53.190.158/stuff/mahi_nicholas.html" target="new">http://216.53.190.158/stuff/mahi_nicholas.html</a>... you'll have to right-click...

Who's the bomb???? Vragabond, that's who!!! Thanks a TON. That was driving me BONKERS. The display: inline; did the trick! Thanks to you too, cLFlaVA!

Thanks, cLFlaVA. I have that in place, and the margin is still off on Left and Right margins in IE.

Not sure why, but it seems anytime I use the Margin style, its correct in Firefox but not in IE. If I set the following: margin: 5px 8px 6px 8px; The top and bottom margins are correct in both browsers. But the left margin, although perfect in Firefox, always appears to be double the width in...

Thanks, Vragabond... that got the brain waves moving. I simply added the following style and it worked: #mainbox #navbox select { vertical-align: bottom; }

I have 2 small forms on my page. What has a simple INPUT box and an image BUTTON. The other has a SELECT drop down and an image button. I have the image button aligning perfectly with the INPUT box (it's bigger in height than the INPUT box, so it has a vertical alignment of "middle" and it is...

Awesome - that did it, Vragabond! Thanks so much!!! I gave you a star!

Sorry for back to back posts... Well, I thought I had everything licked. I've got the page looking exactly the way I want in Firefox, but there's a small gap in Internet Explorer that I cannot figure out. Firefox (perfect!): http://216.53.190.120/ff2.jpg IE (small gap)...

Okay, I've got it!!! I changed the float for #listbox to right, and cleared it as well. Then I switched the orders in the HTML of some of the DIV's!!!

I'm having problems getting the layout that I want to work in Firefox. I'm sure I'm missing something or am simply laying it out wrong to begin with. Here is what I'm trying to get to: http://216.53.190.158/whatiwant.jpg Here is where I'm at and what it looks like in IE...

Vragabond - you rock. That totally did it. Thanks to everyone!

AWESOME GUYS - Thanks. That worked. I had to KEEP the float: right; for the 2nd style grouping, but also had to add the clear: right; just before the float value. I could have sworn that I had done that already, but guess not. One more thing... now that its ALMOST perfect, I've got one small...

I have 2 lines of text that I need to appear as so: Home > Current Page (Breadcrumbs) Login | Profile | SEARCHBOX & Search Button The top line the text is very small and formatted differently than the 2nd line, and that line includes a form element (input text box and button.) Here is my CSS...