Firefox and Chrome CSS Absolute Positioning problem?

I would recommend using the HTML5 Boilerplate or even its Stripped Down version to achieve a proper, industry-recognized reset that will help mitigate these issues.

Okay. I used the HTML5 Boilerplate CSS Reset. It didn't change much.

– jwmann Apr 6 at 5:11.

You could try to use a css reset stylesheet to set everything to the same, and define the tags you want to so everything is consitent across all browsers. Try this one: html5doctor.com/html-5-reset-stylesheet.

Oh, maybe I read that wrong, but you could still try it, but ill take a look at the site really quick – mcbeav Apr 6 at 4:04 I already had a CSS reset but I tried the one you linked, it actually messed up some of my 's haha – jwmann Apr 6 at 4:16 ah, sorry about that, and I see where the new tag is misaligned, it looks to be way off, that is kind of strange, ill try to look into it more when I get a second – mcbeav Apr 6 at 22:43.

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