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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	You'll find that bugs like this happen regular when trying to push css - position:relative is often the key in my experience (same as InI said). I look at it like this - when you have elements that should do something logical using css-p but they don't on one appears over the top of another you then need to emphasise the downtrodden element to the browser - a good way to do this is to set it's position to relative (or absolute depending on the circumstances). This has the effect of boosting the importance of that element to the browsers bugger renderer. It's not a hack, but it's not right either - browsers do suck, the latest moz builds are currently behaving best, but there is still some bugs - IE has some nasty rendering bugs where content will flicker on and off or dissappear all depending on how css is used - moz has some of these too, but opera is most stable, albeit in a rather crap way which irritates me. The worst browser for weird glitchy erratic css is mac ie which actually boasts high levels of css support but wrong crap buggy support - if it works perfect in every pc browser, it'll look shite in mac ie FACT!, well, not always, just avoid anything too flashy unless you don't mind employing some excess code based workarounds. That is the smonkey rant for the day. Loading...
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