My website is pretty much done. My website contains nearly everything that is required in the unit outline except for some things like sub pages and a page fragment. This is because my website has being design to not scroll so therefore I can’t apply these to it.
Along the way of developing my website I learnt about position: absolute. I found it interesting how you were able to move div tags around the document like layers when applying position: absolute. This method of positioning seemed to have more too it because it is really simple how you can easily move things around. The problem that I found about it was that when you open the document in the browser, what ever had position: absolute would not stay in the position I wanted. This problem always happened everytime the size of the browser was different. This problem kept happening even though the div tags were inside a wrapper but I then found out the way to solve this problem. Everytime you would move something with position: absolute in css it would make a left style which cause it to change positions in the browser. So if you delete that style then it will not move and then you just need to adjust the margins and padding.
Now that most of my website is done i’m sure there will be a few minor things I will need to adjust for it to be completely fine but shouldn’t be a problem.