problems with <h> tags and layers

[Northumbria Student]

Ok I?m wondering if anyone can help me there two things I? having problems with
the first is with <h> tags for some reason

HTML

<h3><h4>BONUS 2</h4>
<p>FREE Shipping and Handling anywhere in the world!<br /><br />
This is Valued at: ?35.00
Total Value of what you WILL recieve: ?414.00<br /><br />
You Pay a total fee of: ?99.00<br /><br />(and that includes shipping and
handling until the end of September)</p>
<p>You Save : ?335.00!!!!!</p></h3>

Style

h3{border-style: groove;
border-width:thin;
padding:10px;
background-color:#edf3fe;
color: #000000;
font-size:12px;
font-weight:normal;
}

h4{color: #000000;
font-size:12px;
font-weight:bold;
background-color:#edf3fe;

this works in IE and the text is contained within the box h3 creates but in
firefox the box just appears as a small box above h4. Can anyone shed any light
on why firefox is doing this?

Secondly for some reason when I am positioning layers within div tags recently
dreamweaver appears to be miles off when it displays the layer on screen. So
when I get the layer looking right in dreamweaver and then preview it in
firefox and IE the layer is in a completely different place. Is there anyway I
can configure dreamweaver to try and fix this?

As always thanks in advance.

[Murray *ACE*]

You cannot nest <h#> tags like this.

<h3><h4>BONUS 2</h4>

HTML doesn't permit it.

> So
> when I get the layer looking right in dreamweaver and then preview it in
> firefox and IE the layer is in a completely different place. Is there
> anyway I
> can configure dreamweaver to try and fix this?

Show me a page where you see this, and I'll show you where you have made
your error.

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"Northumbria Student" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Ok I?m wondering if anyone can help me there two things I? having problems
> with
> the first is with <h> tags for some reason
>
> HTML
>
> <h3><h4>BONUS 2</h4>
> <p>FREE Shipping and Handling anywhere in the world!<br /><br />
> This is Valued at: ?35.00
> Total Value of what you WILL recieve: ?414.00<br /><br />
> You Pay a total fee of: ?99.00<br /><br />(and that includes shipping and
> handling until the end of September)</p>
> <p>You Save : ?335.00!!!!!</p></h3>
>
> Style
>
> h3{border-style: groove;
> border-width:thin;
> padding:10px;
> background-color:#edf3fe;
> color: #000000;
> font-size:12px;
> font-weight:normal;
> }
>
> h4{color: #000000;
> font-size:12px;
> font-weight:bold;
> background-color:#edf3fe;
>
> this works in IE and the text is contained within the box h3 creates but
> in
> firefox the box just appears as a small box above h4. Can anyone shed any
> light
> on why firefox is doing this?
>
> Secondly for some reason when I am positioning layers within div tags
> recently
> dreamweaver appears to be miles off when it displays the layer on screen.
> So
> when I get the layer looking right in dreamweaver and then preview it in
> firefox and IE the layer is in a completely different place. Is there
> anyway I
> can configure dreamweaver to try and fix this?
>
> As always thanks in advance.
>
>

[Northumbria Student]

Thanks I used <span> instead of <h> for my nesting :)

I will post a link to the page with the layer problem when I get home.

[Northumbria Student]

Ok this is a site that I cam currently working on [url]http://www.10lp.com[/url] and am
having layer positioning problems. Take the image in Layer 1 it displays
differently in dreamweaver, firefox and IE so any advice on how to fix this
would be greatly appreciated.

[Murray *ACE*]

Something is wrong with your site definition. Your page is at the root of
your site, yet your links look like this -

<img src="../images/Menu.jpg" alt="menu" />

Obviously, that's not possible. I'm not seeing a difference in the display
of that image in DW, IE, or FF. Can you say more about what is happening
for you?

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"Northumbria Student" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Ok this is a site that I cam currently working on [url]http://www.10lp.com[/url] and
> am
> having layer positioning problems. Take the image in Layer 1 it displays
> differently in dreamweaver, firefox and IE so any advice on how to fix
> this
> would be greatly appreciated.
>

[Northumbria Student]

Its not the image itself that looks different its where it is placed on screen.
If you look at layer one you can see that the image is slightly lower in IE
than it is in FF. If you view the page in dreamweaver the image/layer is
displayed even lower.