positioning with IE & Mozilla

The code goes anywhere in your CSS. Is that what you meant by 'where'? it's not specified in your html like the doctype - you put it into the external CSS sheet. I mean theoretically you could add it to the html but it's best practice not to do that.............

hope that helps at all

alternatively, make it a practice to put the padding onto the text as opposed to the container holding the text. that tends to work too. (the problem appears when you have 'margin' and 'padding' values on elements that have a defined width and height - mozzilla counts the padding as additional width to the one already specified (so a box with a width of '300px' and padding of '5px' will come out to 310px) and explorer doesn't count padding as additional.... or was it the other way around? hmmm.... it's something like that anyways

here is a link that could be of some assistance to you ...
website-design-forum/width-width-width-right-t21298.html

I added this code to my style:

div {-moz-box-sizing:border-box;}

It worked for me.

I found this fixed the problem for IE/Firefox. However google chrome renders the box differently - when you apply padding it pushes the box to a larger size (the extra px specified by the padding) therefore screwing the layout (I also noticed font sizes look different in google chrome). And interestingly enough, dreamweaver cs3 interprets the rendering the same as google chrome (for box's, not fonts).

Does anyone know how to fix this google chrome problem?

BTW, google chrome's layout was OK before adding the above code.

I am very much a newbie to css (my first look at it was yesterday).

However I have found a fix.



Dreamweaver still renders it in a bizarre fashion, but google chrome, firefox and IE7 are all happy.