Luys
04-08-2011, 06:39 PM
Hi all!
I have problems with a simple css code (external to this site: http://www.dailycoding.com/Posts/creating_always_visible_div_using_css.aspx) enabling a variety of content (like other divs with execution of code) in the four corners of a page.
This web page has the background attribute "fixed" and the overflow is hidden.
The problem arises when you combine all the codes and add various divs, etc: the 4 corner contents are always stacked at left top of page in IE8 (all other browsers are ok).
I proceeded to reverse, removing text and more text, but it is all a headache...
I see on Chrome that the divs have a "display:block;" user agent style sheet. But I have no success at all.
Anyone have any idea about how to force the internet explorer 8 to properly display the four divs, that are written -for more information- at the bottom of the page. :confused:
Thanks in advance.
Luys
I have problems with a simple css code (external to this site: http://www.dailycoding.com/Posts/creating_always_visible_div_using_css.aspx) enabling a variety of content (like other divs with execution of code) in the four corners of a page.
This web page has the background attribute "fixed" and the overflow is hidden.
The problem arises when you combine all the codes and add various divs, etc: the 4 corner contents are always stacked at left top of page in IE8 (all other browsers are ok).
I proceeded to reverse, removing text and more text, but it is all a headache...
I see on Chrome that the divs have a "display:block;" user agent style sheet. But I have no success at all.
Anyone have any idea about how to force the internet explorer 8 to properly display the four divs, that are written -for more information- at the bottom of the page. :confused:
Thanks in advance.
Luys