Re: positioning

I haven't made this change to check it, but I think that adding a semicolon 
after your color in the css for h3 will take care of your problem.

Kathie Riechmann


At 10:14 AM 10/22/01 -0400, Jennifer C. Swartz wrote:
>I have been pulling my hair out over how to use positioning and am
>completely confused... Netscape shows the page differently from IE and
>neither show it the way I am trying to lay it out.  The page is located at
>http://www1.wsc.ma.edu/testpages/economics/newindex3.html
>and the css I am using looks like this:
>
>h1
>{
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>color: #000000;
>position: absolute;
>top: 20px;
>left: 20px;
>}
>
>p
>{
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>color: #000000;
>position: absolute;
>top: 100px;
>left: 20px;
>}
>
>h3
>{
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>color: #000000
>position: absolute;
>top: 300px;
>left: 300px
>}
>
>
>A:link
>{
>color: #ffffff;
>text-decoration: underline;
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>}
>A:visited
>{
>color: #a2d7fc;
>text-decoration: underline;
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>}
>A:active
>{
>color: #FF0000;
>text-decoration: underline;
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>}
>A:hover
>{
>color: #FFAA00;
>text-decoration: underline;
>font-family: arial;
>font-size: 10pt;
>}

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