Div tag issue

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j.blaise.n

New Member
I'm having an issue with customizing a word press page (that I didn't build). I want the section "Bee Removal by Location" to be centered next to the testimonial module, but I can't find the right tag to do it. The code I'm working with as it stands right now is:

<div style="position:absolute; left: 899px; top: 742px;">
<p align="center"><a href="http://brsr.org/" class="style17">Bee Removal by Location</a></p>
<br />
<p align="center"><span class="style15"><span class="style18"><a href="http://localbeeremoval.com/">Los Angeles</a></span></span></p>
<p align="center" class="style16"></p>
<p align="center" class="style16"><a href="http://orangecountybeeremoval.com/" class="style18">Orange County</a></p>
<p align="center" class="style16"></p>
<p align="center"><span class="style18"><a href="http://brsr.org//">More Areas</a></span></p>
</div>


but the absolute position apparently isn't worthwhile if you resize the browser window. The link is:

www.beeremovalsandiego.com

Any help on this would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
Julian
 
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constanthosting

New Member
It looks like you may be attempting to put this "bee removal by location" into the wrong wordpress file.

Is the testimonial module a widget in a sidebar of sorts? I know some themes will line up content up and down on the page using sidebars even tho it's not really a side bar.. There are a couple different files that will generate the main text on the page, Do you have a link to the theme you are using , If you are using a theme(even if you edited it a lot to make it look how you want) and a link to the testimonial module so I can try it myself?

How does the testimonial module "fit" into the theme? If it is just code you placed in the theme you could possible 'wrap' it with a table and then set the table to have two columns, the left one for the testimonials and the right one for the location area.
 
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j.blaise.n

New Member
Unfortunately, this isn't a page that I personally constructed so I don't know if a theme was used or not. I've tried using a table with two columns in order to organize the data how I want it to look, but when published it alters the entire layout of the page in a very displeasing way.

I've found that the testimonial link is just an image with a link attached that takes you to the testimonials page so it's not really a module either.
 
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wachtn

New Member
I just want to comment on your animation in the header of the home page. I love it! I was lol'n after I watched it.
 
J

j.blaise.n

New Member
Haha thanks a lot, although I didn't put that together myself.

I've been playing around with div positions and the z-index CSS property and I still can't get that text where I want it to be. :mad:

Any more suggestions or would it help if I pasted the entire page's code?
 
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j.blaise.n

New Member
NEVERMIND!!

I fixed it by adding this code to the internal style sheet:

div.moreareas {
position:relative;
z-index:1;
left:180px;
top:-180px;
}

I was originally trying in-line style changes only but this did the trick.

:)
 
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