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Well what I mean is.. I basically need to make two separate style sheets.

Thanks a lot!! I am confused though.. the way I see it, I need to code a site to match FireFox first. And then fix the errors to meet Internet Explorer's standards and use that code to run my External Style Sheet so only IE runs it. Am I right so far..?

Hey guys, I've been good at XHTML for a long time now, and i've started to get into CSS. I know a decent amount I suppose, I've done the tutorial on the site and one on another site, not sure how much more there is to learn though. I'm starting to create websites with my friend, he's going to be doing the design, and i'm going to do the coding. I'm practicing my skills right now, and I've run into a problem with browser compatibility using divs. I can align everything perfectly in Internet Explorer using code like this: div#par1 { position: absolute; top: 40px; left: 10px; } But, the code is completely messed up in FireFox. My friend says the Position property doesn't work correctly in FireFox. I've noticed it works in FireFox, but if I use it too much my text and images are lined up wrong and overlap. I cannot make my layout function the way I'd like. He also said there's a code to have CSS function differently in FireFox, something like: <firefox: "execute this file"> I know there must be a way to have a website function in all web browsers, if anyone knows the code or can help me out i'd appreciate it. Thanks!