Scripsit Rik:
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Side note: the OP should fix the markup, by removing the spurious newline
inside an attribute value (it might not be there in reality, but we cannot
tell since no URL was included [hint hint]), by adding the required alt
attribute, and by changing "&" to "&". Not all markup errors mess up CSS
styling, but that's no excuse for sloppy markup.
An absolute positioned element will be positioned to the first
ancestor element with a positioning other then 'static'.
Indeed. Apparently people all too often regard "absolute positioning" as
absolute positioning. The name is seriously misleading, since "absolute
positioning" is just as relative as "relative positioning", though relative
to something different (namely an enclosing block rather than the position
that the element would have without positioning).
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/