remus_no_miko
12-20-2004, 05:46 PM
Not sure how much sense this will make, but I'll try, anyway...
I have four div tags on my stylesheet: #header, which comes first, #content, and two div's within #content, #main (which acts as the main content of a given page) and #sidebar (which acts as a navigation menu).
#main and #sidebar have float properties, #main being left and #sidebar being right. The problem is that the more text/images/etc. that goes into main, the navigation menu gets pushed farther and farther down. It does this in all browsers that I have tried (NS, IE 4.0+, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera 7). Is there any way to anchor #sidebar so that the contents won't move with the contents of #main?
Thanks in advance! ^_^
I have four div tags on my stylesheet: #header, which comes first, #content, and two div's within #content, #main (which acts as the main content of a given page) and #sidebar (which acts as a navigation menu).
#main and #sidebar have float properties, #main being left and #sidebar being right. The problem is that the more text/images/etc. that goes into main, the navigation menu gets pushed farther and farther down. It does this in all browsers that I have tried (NS, IE 4.0+, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera 7). Is there any way to anchor #sidebar so that the contents won't move with the contents of #main?
Thanks in advance! ^_^