overlapping images solved

[richard]

Read up a little on the problem and found the answer to my problem in
a javascript forum.

The trick to this is, you create a container division and use the
attribute position:relative with no other refinements.
This apparently causes the container division to become the "window"
and now you can use absolute to position the images anywhere you like.

In the past, the images would locate themselves as defined by where
they would be placed normally, then moved according to the
refinements. which is exactly what I did not want.

 

[Travis Newbury]

The trick to this is...

Of course, if you had just used flash from the start, you would have
found the solution weeks ago and it would be more widely excepted than
your JavaScript solution...

I'm just saying...

 

[richard]

Of course, if you had just used flash from the start, you would have
found the solution weeks ago and it would be more widely excepted than
your JavaScript solution...

I'm just saying...

There is no script of any flavor. Pure css.

 

[Neredbojias]

Of course, if you had just used flash from the start, you would have
found the solution weeks ago and it would be more widely excepted
than your JavaScript solution...

Acception noted...