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[Andy]

Guys can you help please:


My name is Kelly My website is http://actionphotos-k3.smugmug.com/. I have a custom pro-account.

There seems to be a problem with my galleries on the home page. In IE all the photos are showing up in the header section. In Firefox, they are just not present. The positioning of the text is still centered on the top of where the thumbnail would go, just the picture is missing. It seems to only be occurring on the home page, and not any of the other pages.

I should have sent something last week when I first noticed it… I made a few passes at it to try and resolve it by re-adjusting the spacing, but I can’t seem to figure it out.

Can you assist? Originally I had the text centered over the top of the gallery photo.

I'm encouraging the emailer to post here. Thanks in advance...

[bwg]

Guys can you help please:



I'm encouraging the emailer to post here. Thanks in advance...

looks like she's got her navbar in the HEAD section instead of the HEADER section.

fix that then we'll re-evaluate.

[Mike Lane]

Guys can you help please:



I'm encouraging the emailer to post here. Thanks in advance...

It's the same problem that daniel had. The .miniBox .photo has position:absolute and recently JT took out all the relative positioning out of most elements.

Anyhow put in what is in red to fix it.

#categoriesBox .miniBox, #galleriesBox .miniBox
{
border:0px solid red;
position:relative;
}

Also no harm in deleting any borders that are 0 width. Just saying.

[kschmeits@charter.net]

It's the same problem that daniel had. The .miniBox .photo has position:absolute and recently JT took out all the relative positioning out of most elements.

Anyhow put in what is in red to fix it.

#categoriesBox .miniBox, #galleriesBox .miniBox
{
border:0px solid red;
position:relative;
}

Also no harm in deleting any borders that are 0 width. Just saying.

thank you Mike, BigWeb Guy (not Mike) and Andy for you all taking the time to post your replies. The position:relative did the trick.:clap

When I try and take out the nav bar from the head section and put it into the header, it disappears. If that is the "correct" way to do it, then I will take some time and get it to work. I never suspected the position relative as the culpret.

Just another Side note...:wink
Thank you all three not just for helping me here today, but for all the times when I was lurking in the shadows and absorbing everything from the posts. It finally came down to me getting tired of hacking everyone elses stuff and not getting understanding it to work, so i took the advice from the posts and tuturials all you have posted and stickyed.

Thank you again!

Kelly, Kim, Kaden Schmeits
ActionPhotos by K3

[bwg]

thank you Mike, BigWeb Guy (not Mike) and Andy for you all taking the time to post your replies. The position:relative did the trick.:clap

When I try and take out the nav bar from the head section and put it into the header, it disappears. If that is the "correct" way to do it, then I will take some time and get it to work. I never suspected the position relative as the culpret.

Just another Side note...:wink
Thank you all three not just for helping me here today, but for all the times when I was lurking in the shadows and absorbing everything from the posts. It finally came down to me getting tired of hacking everyone elses stuff and not getting understanding it to work, so i took the advice from the posts and tuturials all you have posted and stickyed.

Thank you again!

Kelly, Kim, Kaden Schmeits
ActionPhotos by K3

your navbar should definitely NOT go in the head section. i'm very surprised it gets displayed at all.

put it in the header section then let us know and we'll get you fixed up.

[Andy]

Thank you again!

Kelly, Kim, Kaden Schmeits
ActionPhotos by K3

You're most welcome! Let us know here, in this thread, how else we can help you, ok?