*    If you do not know howto view a source code, it is quite simple.

1. Top of browser window, select "View"
   
   
2. A drop down box will appear with choices
   
   
3. Select "Source" if you are using IE and "Page Source" if you are using Netscape and a notepad will open with the page's source code on it

We have tested the code in IE7.0, Firefox2.0.0.3, Opera9.10, Netscape8.1.2 and AOL Explorer1.5. This script worked well in IE7.0 and AOL Explorer1.5. In all other platforms we observed that the positioning tags did not work as defined and positioned the text slightly differently causing an overlap on material.

B elow we will show you a couple of absolute div tags and their attributes which we will define for you.

<div id="footnote" style="position:absolute;left:228;top:445;font:bold 12px Verdana">Place Information Here</div>

B elow we will define the different above attributes that you can reconfigure within the positioning tag.

•    left:228;    This is how many pixels your material will be positioned from the left margin of the page.
  
  
• top:445;    This is how many pixels the material will be positioned from the top of the page
  
  
• font:bold    This is for bold text and text only. It has no effect on anything but font. You can remove it it you do not want or add other font effects if so desired.
  
  
• 12px    This designates the font size of your text material.
  
  
• Verdana    This designates the font style being used.
  
  
• Place Information Here</div>    This is where you put your information. Be sure it is before the closing </div> tag.

T his is another absolute positioning tag with more or different attributes.

<div id="title"style="position:absolute;visibility:visible;left:-250;top:-250;width:160px;height:20px;font:bold 20px Tahoma;text-align:center;">Text Goes Here</div>

id="title"    This designates the name of the particular divide tag

width:160px;    This designates how wide the positioning tag will be. Think of this attribute as a size attribute.

height:20px;    This designates how high the positioning tag will be. Think of this attribute as a size attribute.

Tahoma    Particular font style used within the positioning tag.

text-align:center;    This is the alignment of the text within the particular positioning tag.
    This is set to adhere to the confines of the defined height and width attributes.

T he most important thing to REMEMBER is the positioning for left and top. As you can see in the above example, you can also use (-) negative numbers in your positioning. Do not get upset if you use numbers and you either have your text on top of or cannot see your material. This just means you need to change the positioning numbers until you are satisfied. Change the numbers until it is where you want it positioned. As you can see in the below, if the text would continue any further, it would be "Static" or on top of the other text not included within the positioning tag.

N ext we will cover the use of the closing </div> tag at the end of the code. All material you want included within this code must be in front of or prior to this closing tag. If you want to change the page positioning (Say from center to left) after this material, the closed div tag </div> must again be used and then a new (open) div tag <div align="left"> for page positioning must be used. The closed </div> tag at the end of the code is just for the code, nothing else. If this sounds confusing, it really isn't. See below example.