Div positioning problem with different browsers. *urgent

[*chloe]

I can't say that I've ever encountered any such problems with that reset and I don't ever remember ever having to set a margin on a form element. But each to his own. I've always viewed the Yahoo reset as unnecessarily verbose, but I suppose it's what ever works for you in the end.

Sorry that hasn't fixed your problem Chloe. Maybe it's on of those MySpace things.

true could be
have you checked the page to see if it was all centered for you?
just a shame that it doesnt work on some computers really :(

[*chloe]

or maybe if anyone knows another way i can put my content in ?
i know it can be done , i have seen tons of my spaces doing the same.

[Arkady]

Where things actually end up seems to be heavily dependant on monitor resolution and browser window size. It's probably a product of using a mixture of fixed and relative sizing and positioning.

[*chloe]

Where things actually end up seems to be heavily dependant on monitor resolution and browser window size. It's probably a product of using a mixture of fixed and relative sizing and positioning.

I thought i was using only absolute positioning?
im sorry if i sound like a noob. im honestly puzzled to why i cant get it centered for everyone, and now its a wasted effort because i wont be getting payed for it, til ive fixed it :(. but one thing that did solve it was when i told the people using firefox to go to view, zoom and reset.
so maybe it mainly browsers and not my coding?

[Arkady]

I thought i was using only absolute positioning?

Well, no not really. You use percentages all over the place. Absolute positioning only really makes sense if you use absolute values.

[*chloe]

Well, no not really. You use percentages all over the place. Absolute positioning only really makes sense if you use absolute values.

do you mind helping me out in doing that for one of the divs
what would you change to make it absolute.
if you dont mind, id greatly appreciate it.

[Arkady]

Ok just for a beginning. Try changing the news class left to 220px
and the bookings class left to 740px

Incidently, you normally use classes when you want the affect to be across more than one tag. unless you have more than one div that requires styling in exactly the same way as the news div then use id's instead of classes. The way you have done it won't stop it working but using id's makes more sense and makes your mark-up more readable.

[*chloe]

i did what you told me and it has FIXED it
i did it for all the div classes.

all the people it wasnt working for , and also combined with the
View ---> zoom ---> reset made it work!

thank you so much guys!! legends. :)

[Scriptage]

The design is messed up in IE8.

[*chloe]

The design is messed up in IE8.

i didnt even know they had that out :/
how messed up is it?

seems to work for everyone else i asked
using firefox and ie.