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[color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
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Re: [color=royalblue]The actual divs can be positioned in any order you want. If you want your content to load first, add that div first in the body of your html, for example: <div id="content">content g
I don't get this. Is this for overlays? Im sure it is.
And if you really want to have multiple columns, you should use table instead of div (either with or without borders).
The way the codes look, you put one box (div) in an absolute position, then another one without defining the position but putting a large margin on its side so the second box will be placed on right next to the previous one.
You didn't explain your topic or gave proper instruction for this trick. For example what this trick for? Is it for overlay or css? Or where should they put those codes. etc.
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