Giving layer relative postions instead of fixed ones

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Join Date: Nov 2006

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Giving layer relative postions instead of fixed ones

Nov 19th, 2006

I like to use layers for designing my web pages instead of tables just because its so easy. I was wondering how i would give my layers a relative position rather than a fixed one. So if my users are viewing the website with a different screen resolution, the graphics don't move out of place.

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Re: Giving layer relative postions instead of fixed ones

Nov 23rd, 2006

Unfortunately with the current css standards this isn't possible. I would not advise using layers. basically because of the reason you have mentioned.

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