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From: thirstyfish on 6 May 2008 11:13
I have created two pages from two different templates. Both templates have the
same header and nav bar postioning but different text content / editable
regions. Both are exactly the same size with the alignment set to center. When
I create a page from the first template and then view it in the browser, it
looks good. When I create a second page from the second template and then link
to the first page, the positioning of my header moves slightly to the right
(about 25 pixels). If the only editable regions are the layout cells that I am
placing text and images into why does the locked info move position like this?
In layout mode I can see the difference in the alignment when I switch from one
page to the other but after checking, they both have the same width and center
alignment. Obviously, I want to be able to link to each page in my site and not
have the header and nav bars move.

It's probably something obvious but I'm pulling my hair out trying to find it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

From: bregent on 6 May 2008 12:01
It would be best to post the url of the pages so we can see the code. However,
you have made one very common mistake in that you are using layout mode. This
feature creates overly complex code that is very fragile and difficult to
troubleshoot. It was created as a way to allow developers to create web pages
without understanding html/css. Unfortunately, it never worked right.
Fortunately, Adobe has finally admitted to this and will be removing layout
mode from the next release. In order to create solid web pages, learn html and
css and get out of layout mode.

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