Hi, on my forum: http://ww.lilwaynehq.com/forums I am trying to get the logo positioning right so it matches with the background stripes.

But when I get it looking correct in Firefox, it looks wrong in IE

So does anyone know of a way I can get this to work good in all browsers?

Thanks

You're site isn't working...

Stick another w into the link and it works.

Make the logo transparent, then it will work with any background.

margin: 0; in your body and position from there.

Its not going to work though, because people use different browsers and have different size monitors, so it will always be different

try whit DIV- LAYER ..you can drag over this layer for better position whit dreamweaver.

Sorry, I don't understand you admsys

And I just found this site using the same style as me:

http://www.phpbb3styles.info/index.p...e=50&darkgreen

And how have they got their logo to be perfect in all browsers?

You got it looking right in FF, that's good. Use conditional comments to kick IE into compliance. Use a link href in your conditional comment, after your main style sheet link, with only the fixes needed that IE is choking on. That way, by putting your IE fixes in a separate sheet, you can call on it to fix subsequent pages.

tim

^ But what about Opera and all the other browsers, also what about different size monitors?

In my experience, if you get it right in FF, it'll be about the same in the other standards-compliant browsers. You're never going to get the display exactly the same in all of them. Regarding different sized monitors, that depends on if the your layout is fixed or entirely percentage based. Just be mindful of what adds up to your outermost limit, be it %, em or px. Don't use positioning unless it's absolutely necessary, use the document flow, float and clear.

tim

Thanks for trying, but I think I'm going to just make a transparent png logo

Hey if you don't want your logo moving around when you resize the browser window, just make sure that logo is inside a dive the same width as the rest of the content and position it inside that div. not absolutely depending on the window.