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Hello forst time poster but I have been reading this forum for a while now. I have been doing CSS for some time but I have stuck with alot of basic principals and web desings. This in my first time trying to venture into what I consider new grounds.
Ok to the grunt of my issue. I started off with a simple main page to my site and the issue I am having is with resolution changes the heading will correctly move accordingly but the rotaing picture below it will not. The heading of course is a simple center and thats easy. The picture below it is a bit tougher and something I am unable to figure out with my limited knowledge on how position properties works. Now I could have easily just centered the rotating picture (script) but I have a border that lays over top it and the only way I could figure out how to achieve what I wanted was to use the "position".
Any help or some examples will help greatly as I am able to learn easier when I have examples I can play with..
Here is the temp location of the main page http://warcrc.org/testing/
Here is the css
And here is the html
Oh I will be the first to state I don’t (as stated in my OP). Thanks for the links as I will read thru them and try to better understand what it is I am trying to do 8-)
Your first link doesn’t work…
Ok I have looked over the second link that virtual posted and I think I got something to click and understand the concept a little better. In any case I am able to do almost exactly what I want except for I faught trying to get the verticleness of the images to move and the only way I could figure out how was add a height.
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