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What's the problem with the footer ? it displays at the bottom of the page for me. If you want the footer to follow the natural flow of the page and come last, you can simply place your include code <?php include ("footer.php"); ?> at the bottom of your index right before you close the centered div, before the </body> tag. I am seeing 3 results per page and they are not cut off, what are you seeing ?

Hey guys, So I have myself a display issue with Safari. I used absolute positioning to place a roll-out comment box on my website (to leave a tag that appears in the background). I put display: none, then display:block on :hover over "TAG ME NOW!". It works great in IE, Firefox and Chrome, but when I checked through an online Safari emulator, the roll-out box appeared behind the video that is below (as a float right element). I put the z-index value for the comment box higher than the youtube video but it didn't change anything. Anyone has a clue ? Here is the website : http://www.blackswanworld.com

Hey oracle 765, So I checked out the source code. First of all, it's strange that you have some code before your header (the html and head tags). The doctype and all that up until the body tag should all come first, then insert your footer and top menu codes. All you need to do to put your side menus into include php files is to replace them with the php code e.g. <?php include ("rightmenu.php"); ?> at the exact place where it is now on the page and it will display the same since php is merely replacing that with the content of your rightmenu.php file. All you paste into that one is the code from the <div> where your menu starts to is respective closing </div> tag. Nothing else. About your overlapping question, you can cut out the overflow of an element in your css styling by setting overflow:hidden; in your parameters. About your picture and text, either you can cut out the overflow of text, or you can set the element you want on top with a higher z-index value. By default, all elements have z-index value set to 0. You can prioritize an element and put it on top by setting it to e.g. z-index := 10 in your css code. Hope that helps. Epsilon