Absolute placement of element within table

[flourish]

I need to place an element, div or table will work, in the upper right or left hand corner of a table cell. A single page will have several table cells within it that each will contain one of these elements. In IE5.5 all I have to do is set the position of the element absolute, and the desired effect is created. In netscape4.5 and 6, the effects are different. I'm not sure if I need some JavaScript to do this, or if CSS alone will do the trick. Any advice?

 

[aperfectcircle]

Set the margins to 0px and it should work the same in NN6 and IE5.5. NN4 is a different story... If you have to support it, I would probably just use javascript to detect the browser and set the position accordingly...

 

[flourish]

Do you mean the margins of the body? I have those set to 0 using the html attributes. Is that what you mean? In Netscape6, my elements are appearing layed over the text after 1 line. In IE my elements are appearing layered over the text on the first line. I want the second behavior. Any clarification?

 

[aperfectcircle]

That's odd...I've never seen much difference between absolutely positioned elements in NN6 and IE5.5... Without seeing your code, I guess I'd recommend just throwing a browser-detection script on the page to set the position according to the browser.