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    HTML work-around for IE

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    yep, I bust on IE often as well :)thanks that fixed it! I've just been getting into website design the last 2 months or so and have been getting most (if not all) of my information over at www.w3schools.com and they've never once had an example where I had to say 

    div id = "foo"

    so I just figured everywhere someone said "this part of CSS is compatible with IE" I figured they were lieing lol. I do have another problem though, I'm also trying to display an image on another page which IE isn't allowing me to load for some reason. it's a standard jpg and here's the code (don't think I'm a crappy programmer b/c of the needless use of variables, I'm making this for a client who wants a very easily updatable website...she doesn't have the time nor the patience to learn HTML so I've been using variables to take store the pathnames to pictures)bah, sorry for being long-winded, here's the code:

    <html><head><style type = "text/css">text {color: white}</style></head><script language = "javascript">var background = "brickwall.jpg";var pics = "1_pageone.jpg";</script><script language = "javascript">document.write("<body background = " + background + ">");document.write("<center>");document.write("<img src = " + pics + "/>");</script><script language = "javascript">document.write("</center>");document.write("</body>");</script></html>

    for some odd reason the image will load fine into FF but IE just blows up at it, displaying the red-x of dooooomcan IE handle javascript?

    HTML work-around for IE

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    it just doesn't adjust the images at all. here's the code for the main page:

    <html><title>Digipix</title><head><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="index.css" /></head><body><critterLink><a href = "Critters/page_one.html"><img src = "B_CRITTER_LINK.jpg"/></a></critterLink><floralLink><a href = ""><img src = "C_FLORALAND_LINK.jpg" /></a></floralLink> <farOutLink><a href = ""><img src = "B_FAROUT_LINK.jpg" /></a></farOutLink> </body></html>

    and here's my CSS stylesheet.

    body { background-image: url("A-HOMEPAGE.jpg"); 	   background-repeat: no-repeat;	 }critterLink{		position:absolute;		left:1px;		top:350px;	   }floralLink{		position:absolute;		left:750px;		top:325px;	  }farOutLink{		position:absolute;		left:570px;		top:150px;	  }

    HTML work-around for IE

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    so I'm attempting to place certain images on a page in specific areas. I used CSS to place them using 

    Link{	position absolute; 			   left:1px;		top:350px; }

    and this worked fine in Firefox but IE doesn't recognize this particular feature of CSS, anyone have any ideas for a work-around that would allow me to position objects so they'll appear the same on IE as they do in FF?

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