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[emberfly]

DONE.

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everyone's screen should look like that ^


check here


Thank you SOOOOOOOO much Damian :] Relative worked.

[none345678]

It is all messed up looking in FF. I like the links on top though.

[emberfly]

ouch, srsly? what reso?

[schizo]

I love it, although I do think it would look better moved down a bit...

[emberfly]

I have no idea how I can fix it. Please post a screenshot. that would help me out alot.

[berrypop90]

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1440x900

[emberfly]

^shiiiiiit that is so weird.

[emberfly]

Thanks. I have no idea how I can fix that

I've never had this problem before :/

removed.

[DamianJ]

I haven't done anything in Xanga in a while but from what I remember, using the "padding" feature to align stuff usually worked out better in FF. I don't know but it worked for me. I looked at your css code but it's kinda messy =X so I stopped after I scanned about 1/4 of it lol. What's the name of the div that moves what your trying to position?

EDIT-
I remember what I did when thing's looked differently in IE and FF (I'm using a 1440 x 900 screen reso as well). I used conditional statements like so:

CODE

<![if Webkit]>
<div style="position:absolute;width: 310px; margin-top: -800px; padding-right:180px;">
<![endif]>
<!--[if IE]>
<div class="blogSpace" style="width: 310px; position: absolute; margin-top: -820px; margin-left: -185px;">
<![endif]-->

That was part of my code that I used on the last layout I did for a friend. I hope that helps. Alternatively you can also use conditional statements in your css here is a website that elaborates on doing so, as I don't frequent use these techniques and used the one above as a quick solve. http://conditional-css.com/

[emberfly]

^ it looks like you have to have a website.. and that it's not real css--just some new type of code that only works if you upload it to your website server ?

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hopefully I'm wrong.

Thank you for showing me that

[Harp]

That's cute.

[emberfly]

^ that's kind of like saying it sucks?

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DamianJ, I tried those codes out, and they don't work.

[Harp]

Er no?
It's cute lol.

[emberfly]

Padding doesn't work either.

[DamianJ]

Hmm. Which div is it that's not aligning? And as for the code it should work as its being used on my friends site at least this should:

CODE

<![if Webkit]>
Anything in here gets processed by Firefox, Safari, and Netscape.
<![endif]>
<!--[if IE]>
Anything in here gets processed by IE only.
<![endif]-->

The div's I had in there were from an old html code I did not necessarily related to your problem.

[emberfly]

the nav at the top is aligning fine, but when i used padding on the other ones, it just messed up.
see?

[DamianJ]

Are you talking about the blog because that's the only thing that looks like its mis-aligned. Oh and your background repeats on the y-axis in IE? it looks weird it doesnt do it in FF though.

Pic of it messing up in IE

[adolelolz]

Er, mine looks like this:
http://i40.tinypic.com/9gv9fq.jpg

If it weren't all messed up, I'd like it. It's simple, and I like the blue & green with the gray.

[DamianJ]

I'm using IE 8 btw.

[emberfly]

I'm trying to code it while you guys are viewing it, so it looks really different than how it did to begin with.

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for some reason postion:absolute and position:relative don't want to work.

[DamianJ]

Mind letting us see your code? Add some comment where it is your having trouble. I can't do much without seeing it or knowing where the problem lies.

[emberfly]

removed.

[DamianJ]

Oh and I wouldn't rely on "position: abosolute;" because that places things relative to your screen resolution if I remember correctly. Therefore "position: relative;" is a better alternative. And is the div named "boddyy" the one for the blog?

[emberfly]

removed.

[emberfly]

DONE.

click to enlarge

everyone's screen should look like that ^


check here

[DamianJ]

Indeed. Nice job.

[emberfly]

Thank you :)

Now that the coding isn't effed up, does it need anything else? is it too plain?

[none345678]

Works for me

[ForgiveTheSinner]

It's simple but a professional looking simple. Good job.

What font did you use for "emberfly layouts"? Is that just Times New Roman?

[emberfly]

here it is on my site:

http://www.xanga.com/emberfly_layouts

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the font is Will & Grace.

You can get it from Dafont.

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in case anyone asks, the "Navigation:" font is called Eurostile. ... MY FAVORITEST FONT EVERR

[adolelolz]

Yay, that looks really good. :P
I think it's simple without being plain. I like it a lot. :)

[phoenixpyre]

Instead of using "CONTENT CONTENT CONTENT" in your content space, try using what a lot of designers use as text fillers:

http://www.lipsum.com/

It looks nicer and fills space more naturally.