margin

First, let me say that I am still learning CSS. I only just dove into this 3 weeks ago so please excuse me if this is a basic fix.

I am working on a site that has to have fixed positioned ads on either side of the page (the goal is to have the ads float with you as you scroll). The problem is, (other than IE not even coming close to rendering it correctly) when you resize the browser or view it from a smaller screen the ads either cover the main content or float off to the left.

Hi everyone, I've been thrilled with the help I've received here in the past and hope you will help me out again.

I just added a banner logo at the top of my site's main page, and I notice that there is a few pixels' worth of whitespace at the top margin. I'd like to remove it, but can't figure out why it is there to begin with. Does anyone know what's going on?

(Warning: I use tables! : )

Hello,

For my website, I have two labels, one for the logo and the other for the connection area.
For the moment, the area is under the logo. And I want the logo at the left, and the area at the right.
Here is my CSS code :

/*****************************************************/
/****General****/
*
{
	margin:0px;
	padding:0px;
}
body
{
	background:#FFFFFF;
	padding-left:0%;
	padding-right:0%;
	font-family:Arial, Geneva, sans-serif;
}
a
{
	text-decoration:none;
	color:#333333;
}
a:hover
{
	color:#000000;
}
img, table, tr, td
{
	border:0px;
}
h1
{

Hey Guys,

Simple question which probably has a simple answer, how do I align two pieces of content horizontally? It seems that when adding one piece of content it will push the other down out of the way instead...

I know this is basic layout CSS but probably the only thing in basic CSS I do not understand!

Example:

#content_map {

height: 350px;
width: 425px;

}

#content_contact {

height: 350px;
width: 300px;
background: #FFF;

I want these two pieces of content in line with each other horizontally with say.. a 10px gap between them.#

Cheers,

This is my first design I'm building from scratch and I've come up with a unique design that is suppose to take a desktop-like appearance which uses java-script and css3 but can completely work without them.

I have just begun but I can't get the menu-bar at the bottom to appear and I think it traces back to my css. I'm currently using both a jQuery UI theme and my own CSS on the page. So far I have worked with it for a while now but It just remains a white strip where a nice jQuery Orange strip should be along with 2 buttons both having their own icon.