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Old 07-03-2009, 01:12 PM
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Default CSS Navbars...

OK...I did see an error on Firefox that said that the margin-top: 90px; was the improper tag to use for moving the horizontal links from the top of the header to the bottom of the header. I haven't tried the postioning element yet, but think that is it.

On the other side, I have been trying for an hour to center the vertical navigation text in the left hand column. I went to navlinks header and put in position: relative; with no other value. I then went to the .navlinks ul and put in the postion: absolute; right 2em. This has forced the text in the left hand column to center properly, but now the links are scrunched onto two lines vs one line.

I have checked W3cSchools and several other sites without any luck..I have tried various methods of margins and positioning without efect.

Any help appreciated...
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