Help! Making Ap DIVs relative so they move with the rest of the page.
Help! I'm stuck. I know that I used AP DIVs wrong and now I need to correct it. Here is a link to one of the pages that is messed up. http://www.thectkgroup.com/termsofuse.htmlAs you can see, the...
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Short of re-designing your layout without positioning, your could wrap your APDivs inside a relative positioned parent container. body { background-attachment: scroll; background-color: #000;...
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Thanks so much Nancy. So, I should add this code into my page somewhere and then how should I go about wrapping my APDivs inside this container? Sorry! I'm new to this! I really appreciate your help.
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The <body> tag is the parent container of ALL containers in your page. Open your CSS code and add position:relative to what you now have in your body selector. Nancy O.
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Great! Thanks! Once I do that, then do I need to place my APDiv content box code somewhere?
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Once I do that, then do I need to place my APDiv content box code somewhere?Nope. Your content is already inside the <body> tag, right? You should test your site in browsers with increased text...
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Great! Thanks so much for your help, Nancy! I think I understand how to get it fixed now.
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Nancy, Since you've been so kind to help me, could I ask one more question of you? On this page, I created a form, but then a black gap appears at the very top. You'll see that in the attached link....
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Try replacing this: #apDiv32 {position: absolute;width: 1278px;height: 1988px;z-index: -5;background-color: #000000;left: -3px;top: -2px;} with this: #apDiv32 {width:1278px;margin-top:-15px;} You might...
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Great! Thank you SO much for all your help. I really appreciate it. The suggestions you gave yesterday fixed all my issues. Thanks!Blake
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