Believe me that is very helpful! Thanks so much! I guess I'll need to check
my process page now and see whats up.
Dawn Stubitsch
http://www.thumbprintkids.com
http://www.thumbprintkids.com/pages/caketoppers.html
"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
The header on the home page looks perfect now, but the header on *the
Process* page is wonky now.
I feel for you. I wish I could offer constructive help. Alas, all I can do
is look and report.
Diana

--
Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
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"dawn" wrote in message
r.com...
Ok, I'm not sure if I did what you suggested Sarajane,or not... but I
did
something. First I found out on my other computer, that if I used a
default
font the banner didn't expand. Previously I used a "balloon" font but
the
other computer was displaying a default font .That font was larger than
my
"balloon" font even though the font size number was the same, causing
the
banner to expand to accomodate the larger font and thus over lap. BUT on
my
husband's computer at work it was still displaying the overlapping
banner.
I
have converted my "layers" to tables to see if that is similar to what
you
suggested. ( I'm using Dream Weaver). If y'all (this is the South)
wouldn't
checking again and see if my changes have made any difference over what
you
previously saw. I've only done this on the home page. There's no telling
what may be happening on the other pages....
Dawn Stubitsch
http://www.thumbprintkids.com
http://www.thumbprintkids.com/pages/caketoppers.html
"Sjpolyclay" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the tip. I'll try it out tomarrow and see what happens.


you are welcome! What program are you using to build your pages? I use
adobe
page mill---used to use frontpage but it uses its own code that is not
the
same
in all browsers, especially for Bold, Italic, and font sizes, etc. It
also
really helps to get yourself a version of IE and NetscapeNav. both,
so
you can
open a finished page there and see what it looks like in both. WYSIWYG
t'aint
always so....
Sarajane

Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery
http://www.polyclay.com