Header jumps on a certain page ... 1

[zavsays]

Hi there,

I'm finishing up a site but I'm vexed by this problem. I have an orange header at the top of each page. Home, About Us, Coverage Highlights and EIL Coverage all have the orange header in the same place. But when you click "Compare Your Coverage" the orange header jumps down. I removed the image and it still jumps down. I'm stumped because all these pages are generated by one template page.... so why does that one's header drop down?

I'm on a Mac (Safari, Camino) but it also jumps on Windows Vista too.

http://www.transferfiles.bigbandsandbignames.com/CAUWebsite_07/index.html

Thanks

 

[kevin197]

Looks ok to me. Try changing your screen res.

 

[Vragabond]

I cannot even see this header on FF under Windows.

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[traingamer]

I don't see the header jumping down in IE6.

However, I do see your class "title" appearing lower down the page.
If this is what you mean, it is because you are assigning a height to the the td as follows:

  <td height="439" align="left" valign="top" class="bodygray"><!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Main Body" -->
        <span class="Title">Compare Your Coverage</span>

Your cells (on most of your pages) then use more than 439 pixels and expand to hold the data.
The "Compare Your Coverage" page simply has less data in it and does not 'overfill' the cell.

The data is vertically centered in the cell. Add a few more paragraphs to the cell to prove the point. (This will 'push' your heading up to match the other pages.)

I think most of the posters here assumed you meant the image on the top rather than the text headings.

Greg
"Personally, I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught." - Winston Churchill

 

[zavsays]

Thanks Greg (and all)

I should have called it the title and not the "header." That's a great clarification and explains my dillemma.

Much appreciated!