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I just started building a website http://preview.hksenet.hk in HTML5 and CSS.
But, I can’t figure out why there is a big gap right under the header in IE. Can anyone help?
The problem is to do with
#searchmenudiv.You can fix it by:
position:relativeon#pageheader.position:absolute; top:0; right:0on#searchmenudiv.Read more here: http://css-tricks.com/791-absolute-positioning-inside-relative-positioning/
In general, that’s a more robust technique for what you’re trying to do than using
position:relative; top:-116px. For example, if you ever changed the height of the header, you’d have to update your-116pxmagic number. With my suggestion,#searchmenudivwill always be at the top right, no matter what.