CSS advice - Actinic Payments

[Darren B]

having been customising the AP page in preparation for the next release i have made a number of changes to the css and its looking alot better.

However the continue button (which seems to be the wrong term IMHO, complete would seem better) is still hiding at the bottom of the page. To me this seems a little bit hidden for some customer, people used to shopping would scroll down but some might not easily spot it.

so can you css gurus out there tell me if i should avoid using the position: fixed; element and if so why? i only intend to use it to set it from the top of the page so it sits inside the credit card details box so the customer does not need to go looking for it. obviously using this means it will always be in the window, always on show, is this such a bad thing?

any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated

darren

[Darren B]

does anyone have any advice or suggestions?

[nicolamaclaren]

I would recommend using position:absolute as position:fixed will stay in the same place even if there is scrolling.

Position:absolute, will allow you to take the continue button out of the flow of the page relative to the first parent element.

Hope this helps

[Darren B]

I would recommend using position:absolute as position:fixed will stay in the same place even if there is scrolling.

Position:absolute, will allow you to take the continue button out of the flow of the page relative to the first parent element.

Hope this helps

I did try position absolute - well i think i did, i try again later and see if i can get it were i want it to

Thanks
Darren