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Originally Posted by Spyde
Bump... still haven't been able to solve this problem.
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OK I'll have a stab...
Looking at the source you seem to have a load of unused <div>'s and a few inline styles. I'm guessing the latter ar attempts at positioning your image.
What I always try to do is get rid of everything that *might* be causing a problem; all styles inline and embedded, to ensure that the variable you're working on (positioning your image) is the only one that can
possibly be affecting the image. Then systematically re-introduce HTML and CSS until the problem re-occurs. Then will you know why the problem occurs.
Try getting rid of the reduntant <div> tags in the nav <td> and then set #navbg to something like:
Code:
#navbg
{
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
right: auto;
left:auto;
}
You might need to mess with the right and left settings using px values to get the positioning right. Maybe even switch to position: relative.
HTH
