So I'm returning after a falling off the map for a little while. In fact, I had to register again since I lost my log in info. Anyway, I have an issue I'm working on that I could use some insight. I would post the code, but it is rather lengthy and would be easier to just use firebug to see.
Here is the problem: http://www.booksamillion.com/product/F608941810070
You may (or may not depending on something or another, but most likely you will) notice that the price and add to cart btns on the left side of the page are breaking the background module they are housed in. This is because the css (for this class 'product-actions') is set to position:absolute. So I corrected the problem by setting the position to relative, but I can't get the image to position itself the way I need it. I need it to be -10px from the top of the container it is in (the way you will see it in the link I provided), but if you try to set negative margin after setting the position to relative, then the image doesn't use the top of the module as it's 'top' reference. I believe this is because the HTML is set up like this:
I think the h2 tag is the issue, since it's height will affect the negative margin of the 'product-actions' class (which is the class I am talking about).
So how confussing is this? Please tell me if I am not making any sense. But if anyone can tell me how to make the 'product-actioins' class be relative and always be 10 above the blue module, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Keith Higginbotham