xanga design newb..., ...needs help! Options

[supahstah_luv]

hey guys =)
working on a new skin, and i'm having problems with scripting for two separate div layers.

i have one layer for blogs, and one for an "about me" section. both of them are aligned properly left-right wise, but they won't show up next to eachother, just one on top of the other.

http://www.xanga.com/flaminko_x3 for what i mean.

also, the css script doesn't seem to affect the second div layer. is this normal?

if it helps, the code is below -

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><br /><img src="http://img456.imageshack.us/img456/1806/idydll38ox.jpg"><br /><br /><style type="text/css"><br />/*silence*/<br />/*by supahstah_luv*/<br /><br />body {<br />background-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-face-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-shadow-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-highlight-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-3dlight-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-darkshadow-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-track-color: #000000;<br />scrollbar-arrow-color: #ff9900;<br />}<br /><br />#rblEprops, #pnlEnabled table, #pnlEprops table { <br />width: auto !important; <br />}<br /><br />.#rblEprops{display:none;}<br />#pnlEnabled table, #htmleditor, #lblTimeZone, #pnlEprops, #rblEprops <br />{width: 620px;}<br />.leftmoduletitlebar, .leftmoduleborder, .leftmoduleinterior, table.left, table.left TH, table.left TD, table.navigation, table.footer <br />{display: none;} <br /><br />table.blogbody {<br />width:410px;<br />font-family: terminal;<br />font-weight: none;<br />font-size: 8px;<br />color: #ffffff;<br />text-align: justify;<br />line-height: 10px;<br />padding: 0px;<br />margin-top: 2px;<br />}<br /><br />div.smalltext, .cfooter{<br />font-family: terminal;<br />font-size: 8px;<br />font-weight: bold;<br />color: #ffffff;<br />line-height:10px;<br />}<br /><br />.caption, .blogheader {<br />padding: 3px;<br />font-family: terminal;<br />font-size: 8px;<br />text-align: center;<br />color: #ffffff;<br />text-transform: uppercase;<br />text-decoration: underline;<br />margin-top: 10px;<br />}<br /><br />P, B, I, TD, TH {<br />font-family: terminal; <br />color: #ffffffff; <br />font-size: 8pt; <br />}<br /><br />a:link, a:active {<br />color:#ffffff; <br />text-decoration:none; <br />font-size:8px;<br />}<br /><br />A:visited {<br />color:#ffffff; <br />text-decoration: none; <br />font-size:8px;<br />}<br /><br /><br />a:hover {<br />text-decoration: underline; <br />color:#ff9900; <br />font-size: 8px; );}<br /><br /></style><br /><br /><script><br />// Resize Comment Box by Paul Chen aka Coyote<br />width = 410; //change this value<br />height = 410; //change this value<br />if(location.pathname=='/item.aspx'){<br />var booga = document.getElementById('htmleditor')<br />newBooga = '<ifr' + 'ame' + ' class=\"htmleditor\" width=\"' + width + '\" height=\"' + height + '\" ID=\"htmleditor\" scrolling=NO>';<br />booga.insertAdjacentHTML('afterEnd',newBooga);<br />booga.removeNode(true);<br />}<br /></SCRIPT> <br /><br /><div style="<br />position: absolute;<br />margin-left: 420px;<br />width: 210px;"><br /><br /><table border="0" width=100%><br /><tr><font color="white">allll about meeeeeee!!<br><br />me <br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />em<br><br />em'<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />me<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />em<br><br />me<br><br />m<br><br />m<br><br />e<br><br /></tr><br /></table><br /><br /></div><br /><br /><br /><div style="<br />position: absolute;<br />width: 410px;<br />margin-left: -220px;"><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

any help would be much appreciated =) thanks guys.

[GrayStarr]

^^ Not sure if that works...

I have the same problem. If you have 2 div layers, they both move on whichever margin code is up first. I'm trying to figure this out as well.

Heh, the only thing that is different is that my div's aren't next to each other. A lot of codes seperate it. But I don't think it makes a difference.