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[Tramposch]

I am not sure how to word this, really. But on my website, passtheboll.com, I am putting in what you might consider a tab on the side of the layout. I can align it to work one way, but not dynamically. Basically, I want to know how to place the image so it is uniform in all browsers, regardless of the windows size or screen resolution. I don't really know how to word it better. So if you know something that might help, or have a question, please post.

[jlhaslip]

Quick look, but I would try placing the tab inside the wrapper div with a negative margin-left.
You presently have the tab image outside the fixed width wrapper div, so the tab will definitely not be affected by the width of the wrapper and therefore will not behave as you want it to.
Try it ansd let us know if it works.

[Tramposch]

Tried that, but it won't go outside of the wrapper's width.

[jlhaslip]

#ptb {
margin-left:-4.2em;
width:0;
}
#banner {
background:transparent url(images/banner.jpg) no-repeat scroll center center;
height:98px;
margin-top:-4em;
width:952px;
}

Try that and reply back if it won't work. I have it working in Firefox3 on my machine.

[Tramposch]

Thanks so much man, its working great now. The only things I have left to do are properly align the RSS image and make a navigation menu for when somebody scrolls over the PTB image (hint hint)