does it work in 800×600?

  • I’ve just finished restyling my blog, and i’ve included a nav bar thingy at the very top. I’m just wondering if it is positioned correctly at 800×600 resolution, and also resolutions above 1024×800. Basically, I only have access to 1024×800 resolution, and I need it checked out in others.

    The navbar should be in the very top left of the header. Thanks!

    [Edit]
    I should note that the navbar isn’t visible in IE on purpose, because it can’t display transparent PNGs

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  • Thread Starter fishcakes

    (@fishcakes)

    Wow, thanks, Jinsan. That’s a really useful CSS link for a newbie like me. I did notice a similar tut at David Appleyard‘s site. I think I’ll have a go at creating my own navbar. Thanks to everyone for their help.

    Looking good.

    One of the reasons it’s position is off is in the code:

    The div id of “supernavcontainer” and it’s contents should be the first item in the “header” tag.

    if you

    #supercontainer { float: left; clear: both;}

    That should put it where you want it. You may have to take out the clear: both; but put it in on the first try.

    You could also absoloutly position it:

    #supercontainer { top: 0px; left: 10px;}

    you’ll have to figure out values. Just remember using an absolute position it separates it from the rest of the div’s so you may need to add some padding or margin to your #headerimg to add some space at the top.

    Thanks,
    David

    Hey,

    Nice layout! That green reminds me of my old site design ;-).

    Rob

    Thread Starter fishcakes

    (@fishcakes)

    Thanks, man, but it’s really just based on the Kubrick format, with quite a few different bits/plugins nailed on here and there. My coding ability is limited!

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