A vertical list of pages runs down the left hand side of the page. A series of 3 equal height blocks are arranged vertically alongside this list, set down from the top but finishing in line with the list bottom. Safari alters this to three unequal blocks, smallest in centre, next largest at top and longest at bottom. On another page the same symptom is evident, this time removing copy from beneath photos to the very bottom of the page. Any help would make on old man happy!
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If you can post a link to a page online then we can then look at the underlying code/structure and offer advice.
Without seeing it it is difficult to diagnose.
David
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David,
The page can be seen at www.cranleigh-diving.co.uk. I have discovered subsequent to the posting that four elements don’t register, as you can see. I’m trying to work out what I have done wrong because on the preview browsers everything was in place.
very glad of your help.
David
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A series of 3 equal height blocks are arranged vertically alongside this list, set down from the top but finishing in line with the list bottom.
Can you clarify which page you refer to here.
If you are talking about the about us page and the 3 sections text/pics/text then you will probably get better results by not setting the vertical alignment on the top section to ‘bottom’
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Apologies! The page in question is a new page, 1024 x 580, with smaller title logo and is called ‘club calendar’. It had been posted by another Club member on the same site as our current web pages
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