CSS help positioning div

alalex

Hi everyone,
I have a web where there is a div positioned absolutely with a fixed width but a variable height. When I started the web, it was enough, but now I need to place another div of fixed height and width below that one. The problem is that I need to be able to position it with css so that its top attribute depends on where it finished the div I mentioned before.
I would like it to be 10px below, and I dont know how...

I thought of placing both of them in the same div, and position the general one, but the site has grown too much and now it is just impossible to do that Sad

Thanks

sonam

CSS:

alalex

Thanks, I tried it but it doesn't work as expected, the problem is that the other div's position is set to absolute, and instead of taking its position for the relative positioning it is setting it to relative to the only static element on the page, the header...

What I was trying to find was a way to set the top of this element 10 pixels below the other layer, but I am searching google and I'm guessing that that's not possible... Sad

sonam

Are this site online how we can see html and css.

Sonam

alalex

Well I ended up putting both divs in a container, which is the one positioned absolutely, and then the other ones inside are just with a margin-top:10px so that they are 10px from each other..

The site is up, yes, it is in spanish, but you can see it anyways: http://kdams.es/test.php
Below the header, to the left you'll see two layers, those are the ones I was talking about

Thanks anyways! Wink

sonam

Yes, you can solve this with one outside container. The another way is float : left; but I didn't look too deep in your code, and this second solution need time for right css coding.

Sonam