Hi!

I'm having trouble with a webpage I have created for an assignment. I am using a CSS layout to hold a flash header and text content below, along with a background image. In the text content I have placed an image and a flash animation. When I view the webpage in my browser at home (PC, firefox, IE, safari), the flash animation is in the position I placed it in through Dreamweaver. However, when I view the webpage in a browser on a computer at school (Apple, firefox - flash animation doesn't move position in saffari), the flash animation is moved out from the CSS content and positioned at the bottom of my page. This is really irritating at I have to present my website on the Apple computers!

Any help regarding this issue would be GREATLY appreciated!

=EDIT= Here is a link to the webpage:

www.jesscee.net/mutation/main.html

A link or the code would be helpful. Did you specify a width on the div that's containing your header?

tim

The link is: www.jesscee.net/mutation/main.html

I did specify the width on the header, it's the same width as the flash animation heading, which is 681px...

You don't have a valid DOCTYPE on the frameset page that calls on the other one, nor do you have a need on this page to use frames in the first place. Get rid of that, to begin with. My bet is that's at the core of your problems.

"Use the links in the menu above to navigate throughout the website!"

Oh, that is a particular pet peeve of mine to see on a page. If a visitor doesn't know what a link is, they've been living in a cave. Forget 'em.

tim

Oh a valid doctype...thanks!
Uhm...I'm not using frames.... o_o;

Haha I just added that text to fill up space lol. ^_^;; and yes anyone that doesn't know what a link is should be shot at dawn. Or at least grow a brain... ;P

From the link you gave:

<frameset rows='100%, *' frameborder=no framespacing=0 border=0>
<frame src="http://home.netspeed.com.au/gchapman/mutation/main.html" name=mainwindow frameborder=no framespacing=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0></frame>
</frameset>

Looks like frames, smells like frames, it's frames....

I'd just ditch that page and go with the page that this directs to.

tim

Wow my webhost must have automatically created that page or something. o_o;;; So weird...I didn't upload a page with any of that frame coding...
But anyways, I figured out the problem, I didn't have the </span> placed after the flash animation in the content div... >_<;; But it works now so I'm happy!

Wow my webhost must have automatically created that page or something

Yep it's called "frame forwarding"