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dhtml layers with php

Asked by rise4peace in Miscellaneous Web Development, Web Development

Hello,

I am downloading a few rss feeds using some php functions. As the feeds are
downloaded they are parsed into dynamically assigned layer id's. Once all
the feeds are downloaded and parsed. The first feed is displayed on screen
with links to display the other feeds when clicked upon. Clicking on a feed
link hides the current layer id and shows the layer id of the link clicked.
Pretty straight forward stuff I would imagine.

At any rate the problem I am experiencing is that the first layer id is
being positioned correctly but the subsequent layers are being positioned as
if they were below the first layer. I am explicitly placing all layers
at a 0,0 position relative to the container layer yet it still doesn't work.

To see what I am talking about click on this link
http://rise4peace.com/devin/sphpblog/news2.php and choose either Boston, The
Register, or Macromedia Dreamweaver links on the left hand menu.

The only reason I can see why this would not work is because the css has
already been loaded by the browser before all the layer id's have been
created. Even if this was the case I would think that when I assign the
layer location within the container it would still work.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

cheers,

devin
 
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