[Jeter2Fan93]

Anyone up for a challenge? I've been asked to work on a site, converting PSD-->HTML. I'm not getting paid for it as I know the people but I'm a little stuck on the layout and not sure what I'm doing wrong or anything. If you'd like to help, just send me a PM or email and we'll go from there. Thanks in advance...

[Jeter2Fan93]

Ok so I figured out my issue. Staring at a screen all day kills the brain cells!

Anyhow, I have a new issue that's been bugging me forever. How do I overlay text and an image on top of an image already present; as if the current image is a background image and the text and new image go on top?

Excuse my ignorance, I've been working on 3 different sites as well as photoshop work and I'm fried!

[iGo]

As for your overlaying issue... using absolute positioned DIVs. I hope you know what that means.

[Jeter2Fan93]

iGo;495250 said:

As for your overlaying issue... using absolute positioned DIVs. I hope you know what that means.

I sure do, I've just been overwhelmed with work and things are looking hazy. Thanks.

[AirForceOnes]

to overlay text on an image you just use a layer (DIV) but it does not have to be absolute. that messes up everything if you have something centered because everyone has different resolutions. but just make sure you use zindex, or z-index, not sure which, and then =1.

so it would be

blah

hope i could help. if you have any other problems pm me or talk to me on aim.

[nicholasheer]

AirForceOnes;495958 said:

to overlay text on an image you just use a layer (DIV) but it does not have to be absolute. that messes up everything if you have something centered because everyone has different resolutions. but just make sure you use zindex, or z-index, not sure which, and then =1.

so it would be

blah

hope i could help. if you have any other problems pm me or talk to me on aim.

The correct code for that would be:

<div style="z-index:1;"> (content) </div>

[AirForceOnes]

nice backup nick =]