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Hi.
I'm trying to create a page that contains one div with position:absolute (the top one) and one more div that should be located relative to the first one.
I created the first div in position 0,0 and it grows dynamic the other div should be located in 0, First_Div_Y_ Pos.
How can I do so in automatic way (without calculating the first div with and height)?

Thanks
Yossi.

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The case is that I want to display the Divs like a table rows each div in a different row,
In Explorer its easy I can treat the td like it was div (document.all['td_id'].innerHTML) but what about Netscape?

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Yossi: Welcome. If I understand your problem then you could just float the two DIVs. If you have an example of the layout as a table then I'll see if there is a CSS alternative (there should be).

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