Maurizio1230
11-24-2009, 08:59 AM
As drhowarddrfine told me right:
Using position:relative means the element can be moved from its original location but the original location is preserved.
This code creates a big blank region:
<img src="/front/images/home/curl_center.png" alt="" style="width:883px; height:49px; position:relative;" />
<div style="background: url(front/images/home/curl_left.png) no-repeat; position:relative; top:-49px; left:-17px" />
<div style="background: url(front/images/home/curl_right.png) no-repeat; position:relative; top:0px; left:900px;" />
as you can see on http://hostinvent.com (user:test; pass:test)
I'm going crazy :(.
Thank you very much for your great help.
Using position:relative means the element can be moved from its original location but the original location is preserved.
This code creates a big blank region:
<img src="/front/images/home/curl_center.png" alt="" style="width:883px; height:49px; position:relative;" />
<div style="background: url(front/images/home/curl_left.png) no-repeat; position:relative; top:-49px; left:-17px" />
<div style="background: url(front/images/home/curl_right.png) no-repeat; position:relative; top:0px; left:900px;" />
as you can see on http://hostinvent.com (user:test; pass:test)
I'm going crazy :(.
Thank you very much for your great help.