Div overlapping in Firefox?

Well of course it overlaps. In every browser. You're absolute-positioning elements with exactly the same left ​/​ top values, how could it not?(Plus you're using position: fixed which won't work in IE6, but will establish a different containing parent in other browsers.) As Richard says, you could give each td element position: relative so that the absolutes inside are positioned relative to the cell.

But if, as it looks like, all you want is three divs side-by-side, forget both absolute positioning and tables, and just say: style> . ContentBoxcontent { float: left; width: 201px; height: 205px; padding: 6px; margin: 2px; cursor: move; } . ContentBoxcontent a { margin-left: 10px; height: 29px; } .

ContentBoxcontent img { display: block; width: 161px; height: 110px; } Traffic light Traffic light information Signalling information Euro light LED dialight information Traffic light information Signalling information Caltran signals light Signalling information Traffic light information Signalling information Light test data LED light.

Well of course it overlaps. In every browser. You're absolute-positioning elements with exactly the same left​/​top values, how could it not?(Plus you're using position: fixed, which won't work in IE6, but will establish a different containing parent in other browsers.) As Richard says, you could give each td element position: relative so that the absolutes inside are positioned relative to the cell.

But if, as it looks like, all you want is three divs side-by-side, forget both absolute positioning and tables, and just say: Traffic light Traffic light information Signalling information Euro light LED dialight information Traffic light information Signalling information Caltran signals light Signalling information Traffic light information Signalling information Light test data LED light.

Bobince thanks for you reply..I won't be able to change the code structure what I have provided intially since it is auto generated. I can't use the relative position height since I want to set the top based on parent table, but in relative it's not working – N M Dec 12 '09 at 16:50 Argh. That's really limiting then.

Still, I'm not quite sure what would ‘not work’ with making the tds relative-positioned... example non-working page? – bobince Dec 12 '09 at 19:35.

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