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Thanks! That worked! However, I have a new problem... I was using jQuery to make a form appear slowly, and since my positions were not absolute when the form appeared it pushed all the other divs down (making a nice effect)... Now it does not push them since they have absolute positions... Any ideas on how can I do this effect now?

 

Thanks!

Sorry, I didn't mean position your elements absolute, I meant make your widths an fixed width. If you set your widths in a relative width like percentages or ems, things will move around when the browser width changes. Using fixed widths helps with this.

 

You shouldn't use absolute positioning though. It's not cross browser friendly, and causes problems like the one you are having now.

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