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thanks that worked, what if i want to move it closer to the logo, do i add margin-left? but in the ul or li style

Okay, I tried what you and Wickham said and I had adding the padding to the #navigation tag and I can't see the menu item using IE 8. What did I do wrong?

Thanks, I did also see that after every title where I have strong it's missing the tag.I'm sorry, I did not mean code with IE 7, I coded it in microsoft front page and viewed my website via IE 7. I added the tag where it should, added classes so I don't have the any longer, but in IE 8, the bottom two is still not aligned with the right column. In IE 7, it looks correct. Any ideas how to correct?

Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 are web browsers and you can view web pages with them, but you cannot code anything with IE. And even if you get get IE7 back, and the page looks ok for you with that browser, others could be viewing them with all kinds of different browsers and versions, and a website should look decent in ALL the current ones. When I look at your code in code view, I see Art Director Betty Yeung Web Master Tina Choy You're missing the tags after the Web Master and the Tina Choy . Thanks, I did also see that after every title where I have strong it's missing the tag.I'm sorry, I did not mean code with IE 7, I coded it in microsoft front page and viewed my website via IE 7.

on my website - www.ohka.org/index-new.html I installed internet explorer 8 and when I go to about ohka, our board page (about-board.html), the very bottom where it says webmaster does not line up correctly with everything else - do I need to set the margins there with another class? Also in the media page, ohka journal (media-journal.html), the titles of the articles are overlapping each other. On another pc, I have internet explorer 6 and on all the pages, except home, the text underneath the heading, left hand side does not show. How do I fix these problems? I had originally coded this using internet explorer 7. Anybody know how I can get internet explorer 7 back?

in my website - http://www.ohka.org/index-new.html I have the menu items - home, about ohka, events, media, join ohka when someone zooms to 125% or 150%, it looks funny, they are smushed together. when you depress the 'events' menu item it still wants about ohka, and now when 'media' is clicked, events i brought up and likewise with join ohka brings up media and a blank next to join ohka brings ups join ohka. how can you fix this problem?

I tried putting text underneath the pictures, but it's not working. I even put in the same margins as the pictures. The text singing duo is suppose to go under the first picture to the left and taiwanese mj is suppose to go under the second picture on the right. Here is the html page - http://www.ohka.org/2008-Tennis-Night.html

Does anyone know what the default font and font size is? Say like I have a paragraph specified with And I don't specified a class or a css style for it, the default font looks like times new roman, but I'm not sure and the font size because when I did specify the style as times new roman and font size 15px, it looks a little smaller than when I did not specify. The only reason I did was because in another , it had to be a different font and font size.

I have done this and this .homePage ...{ style here } .aboutPage ...{ style here } I have done this because of some #right-column styles that are different. I needed to do this with the h2 and h3 as well. But I noticed that I should not do .aboutPage h2 or .aboutPage h3 because the h2 and h3 in the about pages have the same style, so I added a class to it in the html and put into the base.css file. But it's not taking the style. What did I do wrong? Is it because I have a class in the body tag already?

I had moved all my styles in www.ohka.org/index-new.html to a stylesheet file. It was the same styles I had before. Before I start moving the rest of the files styles and linking to this stylesheet, I want to make sure it works. But if you look at index-new.html on the website, it looks different than when I had the style in my index-new.html page. Look at the other pages that I didn't link to the stylesheet yet. What did I do wrong?

Thanks. One more question on this - in my home page I have another h2 but for the right-column and the h2 style in another file is under div id right-column, would I put .homePage #right-column h2 { } and .aboutPage h2 { } (this one is right under div id=right-column

Didn't you write the code yourself? Do yourself a favour and make just one CSS stylesheet as Andrea told you, then validate the HTML and the CSS and then you will have an easier time (and so will we) correcting whatever other issues arise. In one file I had used .cam img and floated it to the right. I had used .jpg img and it did not float to the right, so someone told me to use img.jpg. So I'm wondering why there are two different ways to do this.

I'm just wondering why in one file it's .cam img and this one is img.jpg

then why does this work in the file - .cam img { float: right; margin: -15px 0 0 30px; } http://www.ohka.org/2009-Album.html also my pictures on the right do not line up http://www.ohka.org/2008-Bowling-Night.html

What am I doing wrong here? http://www.ohka.org/2008-Bowling-Night.html I have floated the jpg to the right, but it's not doing it. When you look at front page preview it looks like what I want.

If you look at this file - http://www.ohka.org/2008-Album.html And then this file - http://www.ohka.org/2009-Album.html They have the same type of html coding with same css, just the text is different. What did I do wrong that I'm not seeing. The 2008-album page is pushed farther down and the boat.jpg is pushed so far up.

Since you have styles on each page, you can just bet that they are not all the same and don't all contain everything you need for every page - so which one are you going to pick as your 'global'? And if you plan on using the styles that are currently in the header of each page and turn them into separate stylesheets, you're totally missing the point. I have h2 in my index-new.html page that is a different style than say what I have in about-main.html. Also, in some of my pages I need to move the boat img up with padding and some I don't. How would I specify the h2 two different ways in one css file?

i loaded it already, it's under gallery, photo album and called gallery-album.

also, how can i resize the home page photo? I think it's too big.

I loaded up the pages that I fixed with your structure. Not finished yet, some are still the old way. Anyway, I loaded this one with your coding that you had given me and the img is still on the left. What am I missing? I will add the alt tags per your suggestion and move the styles to an external stylesheet when I have a finished product. Thanks for your help.

I changed the coding, so I don't think I can do the above. Is there a better way using css to position the img source right after photo album with spacing than what I have here. Had to add it into the heading in order to get it right after the photo album text.

I used your code for all my pages so far and it's working. My only problem in this code is the h1 heading. It does not line up directly above Calendar of Events. Same code as all my other pages, but this one does not work. thought this did not work, but figured it out, the Calendar of Events needed to be moved over because the Events (h1) is centered and since it's shorter text than my other file's h1 heading, I thought it did not line up correctly.

yes, i saw yours when i had looked it up on google, some didn't have it complete didn't post up the new html yet, thanks for the structure, may have some more questions if the photos don't work, but saw a forum for thumbnails

do i put img line first or h2 line first? i'm a little confused by what you said, example please.