I've designed some hp for a friend's wedding relying completely on
absolute positioning of all elements using CSS. However, the only
browser that displayed it properly was IE 6.0 so I went back to business
as usual designing the layout using tables with some additional CSS
tags.

Now the page looks as intended on almost any current browser, only
Firebird is behaving somewhat strangely. I suspect the same problem will
occur with Mozilla (haven't tried yet) cause I had some of those margin
problems back in Netscape 4.x. In case you find the time please take a
look at both the right borders of the page at http://hasenhochzeit.de.tk

I've used

div.rahmen2 { width:796px;border-style:solid;border-
width:1px;bordercolor:#B8B8B0;padding:0px; }

to draw a border around a table with white background so that it's
separated from the blue background of the page. Unfortunately Firebird
does add an inner margin of 1px but only on the right side of the div
enclosed content. How come? In IE and Opera there's no margin but a
seamless integration as intended. Thanks for any hints.

Moon wrote:[color=blue]
> Thanks for any hints.[/color]

<http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://magnum.homedns.org/>
<http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://magnum.homedns.org/>
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(Te Deum, 4th cent.)

Moon wrote:[color=blue]
>
> Now the page looks as intended on almost any current browser, only
> Firebird is behaving somewhat strangely. I suspect the same problem will
> occur with Mozilla (haven't tried yet) cause I had some of those margin
> problems back in Netscape 4.x.[/color]

Doubtful. Mozilla (including Firebird) is a completely different
browser. Other than the fact that Netscape 7 is based on Mozilla
code, there is no relation between Mozilla and NS4.x.

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