It's a problem with the absolute positioning of the div that contains the ads, I'd reckon.
*looks through the code*
Yep, somebody likes them some positron.
Change that to 'position' and the problem should be solved. Background is red too, for some reason. Could be someone being an assOriginally Posted by the forum code
Should be #3B312F
Oh, I see the problem clearly now
Guess it was my fault
I'll talk about it in staff before deciding to fix that, though I think it would be better if the fix involved removing absolute positioning completely
HAHAHA! clout! I see the funny.
Yes.I think it would be better if the fix involved removing absolute positioning completely
You can borrow code from the top of my template at http://tim.digitalfault.com/eoff/template if you want.
I'd best leave it to BoB
It looks like it requires uploading a cut-up version of that header image to the server rather than that layered hack in the style which positions the ad bit on top of a whole image - which is how it should have been done in the first place. But I'm too tired to do that right now
no it's screwed in IE also.
Ok, does that look any better/What does it look like now?
Someone should be banned for this. Id feel better about it anyway.
The flames...they burn..
there was a picture here
ok then... there better for me
Yeah, still working on it a bit
Timmie: Thanks for the base template for the header, but I suggest you look over your maths and how the widths and heights of all the different elements ad up
The whole thing went tits-up yesterday for me in Firefox. IE saved the day.no it's screwed in IE also.
there was a picture here
see netscape the ability to change from the current mode to the classic mode saved my dayThe whole thing went tits-up yesterday for me in Firefox. IE saved the day.no it's screwed in IE also.
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