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Joshua Rapp
6,641 PointsNeed help with a design problem.
Hello,
Below is a link to a design I've been trying to do. Basically the four squares and the lock would be images. I want to be able to overlay the links and images over the pics. What is the best way to do this? Is this a straightforward html/css issue or is it more complex with javascript?
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJeremy Germenis - Why use absolute positioning over relative positioning?
Jeremy Germenis
29,854 PointsBy positioning the lock absolutely over the content areas you would not have to add any styling to the content areas in relation to the lock.
Jeremy Germenis
29,854 PointsJeremy Germenis
29,854 PointsYou could do a - position: absolute AND margin: - on the image container in css (you may have to add a z-index if the container comes before the boxes in your html)