- Jan 8, 2006
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ok here is my css:
and my call:
ok this code creates a 278x357 transparent box with a 1px red border that is clickable (theoretically works great). however, because i positioned it absolutely the position is based on the size of the browser window and/or the resolution you are viewing it at. HOW do i do the exact same thing but have it "stay put" in different resolutions or screen sizes. i would think that i would have to absolute position it inside the main body wrapper but i have failed to do this. it either comes up and still has the same problem or doesn't show up at all. any ideas?
Code:
#logolink
{
border:1px solid red;
position:absolute;
top: 629px;
left: 633px;
width: 278px;
height: 357px;
background-color: transparent;
z-index: 99;
}
and my call:
Code:
<a href="whatever.com"><span id="logolink"></span></a>
ok this code creates a 278x357 transparent box with a 1px red border that is clickable (theoretically works great). however, because i positioned it absolutely the position is based on the size of the browser window and/or the resolution you are viewing it at. HOW do i do the exact same thing but have it "stay put" in different resolutions or screen sizes. i would think that i would have to absolute position it inside the main body wrapper but i have failed to do this. it either comes up and still has the same problem or doesn't show up at all. any ideas?