If I do away with absolute positioning will I still be able to position the layers the way I want them on the page? Also is that what it takes to show the web page correctly on any size monitor or settings? I noticed that on some monitors my words overlap where I have positioned the layers on the web page. If I remove absolute positioning do I have to go to each page and redo the page? By the way thanks to everyone for your help!

If you don't use absolute positioning, you're most likely going to have to
use tables rather than divs (layers) for positioning.

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"Bill B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If I do away with absolute positioning will I still be able to position
the layers the way I want them on the page? Also is that what it takes to
show the web page correctly on any size monitor or settings? I noticed that
on some monitors my words overlap where I have positioned the layers on the
web page. If I remove absolute positioning do I have to go to each page and
redo the page? By the way thanks to everyone for your help!

It will be best to redo each page using tables and NOT absolute positioning!
Eleanor
"Bill B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:EDBA3F11-458A-4B03-B892-(E-Mail Removed)...
> If I do away with absolute positioning will I still be able to position
the layers the way I want them on the page? Also is that what it takes to
show the web page correctly on any size monitor or settings? I noticed that
on some monitors my words overlap where I have positioned the layers on the
web page. If I remove absolute positioning do I have to go to each page and
redo the page? By the way thanks to everyone for your help!