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Old October 31st, 2005, 05:43 PM
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CSS trouble

I can't seem to position my menu bar to accomodate any screen resolution. I've researched CSS positioning and found that my top menu bar needs to be relative to something absolute on the page. Since my Westar logo is always in the same place I tried to make the menu relative to that, but it shifts when my page gets longer.

So it might look good on the homepage
http://www.westar.com/test/index.asp

but then not here because the page is longer
http://www.westar.com/test/press_releases.asp

Can someone please help?! This has been such a headache for me and I am struggeling due to my lack of knowledge in this area, and of course there is a deadline behind this project as well that I am falling behind.

Thanks,

Jackie

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Old November 2nd, 2005, 05:23 AM
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Which menu do you mean? On the first page there is only the menu on the right side, on the second page there is also a menu-bar which is mis-placed. I guess you mean the last one...

Where should this bar be placed?
In your code I see very badly placed <body>, </body> and </html> (the last are twice on the page!). Also two DOCTYPE declarations and other strange code. The doctype indicates XHTML, but the page is in HTML. And you use inline, internal and (multiple) external stylesheets at the same time.
I suggest that you take care of this first, since no browser will understand this.

Why not place the menu-bar right above the date?

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Old November 5th, 2005, 01:46 AM
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can you show us the coding to your css file along with your html
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