I thought this would be very simple to set up in CSS, but I'm having
difficulty making it work in several browsers. I'd simply like to have
an image float at the upper right hand corner of my web page. If the
browser is expanded, the image would cling to the browser's right edge,
remaining in the upper right hand corner regardless of the window size.
I attempted this using the following CSS:
img.photofloat { position: relative; top: -108px; float: right; }
It seems to work pretty well in the PC browsers I've tested it on, as
well as Firefox and Netscape 7.2 on the Mac, but the image just
disappears when you widen the page in Safari and Opera on the Mac, and
appears too low in IE on the Mac. Is there a way to make this work on
most modern browsers?
Here's an example of what I'm talking about:
http://tinyurl.com/89uru
-Fleemo