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Ando
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I'm doing a website now, but i am in touble... I remember seeing somewhere in my study for the CIW exam a thing called "absolute positioning" ( when you can effectively put a number of layers on a single HTML page ). I desperatly need to do this now on my website, but i just cant remember how to do it, and i cant find it in any of the books i used for studying ??
I know what it looks like and what it does, just simply cant remeber how to do it !?!

Any ideas ...

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go to http://www.ciwcertified.com
they use absolute positioning to do their popup menus.

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