I am designing a website with tons of content soon, though i am having some troubles with the aligning of the <DIV> Tag. http://www.optik-ice.info/index.php?p=applications Basicly the pages looks like this.. (crap ) I am offering someone trustworthy FTP access to fix this. Please reply with suggestions or offerings. Code: <TD ROWSPAN=5 class="content"><br><br><div style="overflow: auto; width: 481px; height: 650px;"> <br> <?php switch ($HTTP_GET_VARS[p]) { case 'index': default; $number = "5"; include("news/show_news.php"); break; case 'contact' : include 'contact.php'; break; case 'articles' : include 'articles.php'; break; case 'applications' : include 'applications.php'; break; case 'services' : include 'services.php'; break; case 'scripts' : include 'scripts.php'; break; case 'templates' : include 'templates.php'; break; case 'photoshop' : include 'ps.php'; break; case 'html' : include 'HTML.php'; break; case 'htmlbasic' : include 'HTML_Basic.php'; break; case 'htmlbutton' : include 'HTML_Button.php'; break; case 'htmlfont' : include 'HTML_Font.php'; break; case 'htmlgraphic' : include 'HTML_Graphic.php'; break; case 'htmllink' : include 'HTML_Link.php'; break; case 'htmlmarquee' : include 'HTML_Marquee.php'; break; case 'htmlmusic' : include 'HTML_Music.php'; break; case 'htmltable' : include 'HTML_Table.php'; break; case 'htmltext' : include 'HTML_Text.php'; break; case 'htmltextarea' : include 'HTML_Textarea.php'; break; } ?> As you can see, I've added the php navigation, it just switches the content to the box, using includes
The easiest thing is to post the related code here. That way you will get more than one person helping, and noone needs to know your ftp details.
Please excuse my ignorance but everything seems well-aligned here, having tested it in both IE6 and Firefox. The only thing coming close to a rendering problem in Firefox is that the vertical scrollbar extends slightly below the bottom border of the content box. What is it that you want changing?
First of all, please get rid of whatever code on there that forces focus to that page. When I middle-click on a link to load it in the background, there's a reason. Having focus yanked away from my chosen page is irritating. In Opera 8.0 in Ubuntu Linux, it looks fine. The only issue I see is that the text in the "Content" iframe needs margins - it pushes right up against the edges of the box it's supposed to be in.
Do you see it? The text on the pages are overlapping the border BBurger, what are you talking about? I don't understand.
Ah yes I see, I didn't notice that before. In your stylesheet try adding a left margin to the text, i.e. #content p { margin-left:10px; } Where 'content' is the ID of the DIV you're using. Change the '#' to a '.' if you're using classes instead of IDs.
No problem, glad you got it sorted And yes, you do need to read that CSS book. You'll get a lot further in life with that!
