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[quote]I still can't get FF right. When you say the container, you mean the overall movie container?[/quote] Yep, thought of the #movieContainer div's CSS. [quote]I'm getting confused with the hundreds of possibilities for positions: 1) The CSS containers 2) The javascript function 3) The divs for movie and help screens.[/quote] Well, actually they're all one and the same! :) Whether you set an element's position in the head's style section, inside an external css file or "inline" through a tag's style attribute (<div id="blah" style=".....") or through JS, it'll have the same outcome. But as separating style from content is always a good idea, most of the time you'll not use inline styles but keep them in an separate .css file or the <style> section in the page's head where you use IDs and classes to access the HTML tags. The JS in this case is nothing more but another means of accessing an element's already existing styles, checking what they are when a user hovers the link and changing them accordingly. This should be OK as you have it, as the problem is the movie container's position, not the movie itself. If you're looking for some reading material... http://gurusnetwork.com/tutorials/coding/css/ /*@poi: your use of diplay:none just had me thinking why I went for the repositioning in the first place..... must be because when I do Flash, I do MP3 players, and for MP3 players, repositioning is cooler as the music will keep playing in almost every browser if I don't hide them entirely ;) */ [small](Edited by [url=http://www.ozoneasylum.com/user/1695]kuckus[/url] on 07-23-2006 22:35)[/small]
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