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Evelyn Barney
410 Pointsdivs and content won't stay put!
I'm frustrated to the point of tears. On the page linked below - you'll see a page in progress and under it, the design i am basing it on. Here is my problem: On the top half of the mast, there are a number of items that need to go there. Other than the logo - EVERYTHING i try to add, even an empty div, will move from where I put it to the to the middle where the text that describes exactly that sits.
Can ANYONE see what's wrong? i've tried a bajillion things. Same results, every time.
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Dennis Skoko
12,860 PointsI'm sure either what you are trying to achieve but I took a look and saw something wring on line 55 and 49. I recommend you use the validator from W3C as much as possible because some small error can easily be made and it can bite you later on. Validator Maybe you can achieve what you are trying to do after fixing these errors. Hope this helped and good luck!
Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 PointsAdam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 PointsI don't really know what your trying to achieve but don't let it get you down, it will make sense one day and you will be better at finding problems. You need to look at the display: (property) to understand how objects are displayed on the page. Also open google chrome goto your page and right click on your logo then click inspect element and if will pop open a box with your code hover over the image code and you will see the area it is taking up on the page. If you can visualize it then you will get a better grasp of what is happening.