Layout trouble

Hello everyone,
I have been having a hard time with layouts in dw (box method). I did a vid tute and followed the instructions to the T but my results were different than the instructors. I am using DW CS5 (same as the instructor). He taught a simple layout which I have posted instructions below. When I click on live view, the div.container has small space at the top of the page. He doesn't have any space on his results. He indicated 0 margins. everything is fine until I go to the box within the header (logo placeholder) and change it to 15px all the way around, then when I click on live view, it has the space at the top of the div container. The space should be within the header for the placeholder, not the div.container. Help please

here you go.
these are my notes.
new file, Choose html, 2 column fixed, left sidebar, header and footer; doctype xhtml 1.0 transitional
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First change the overall width of the page. Need to change pixel measurement of the outside element which is called div.container. The width should be 960 px and change to 1040 and press tag twice and it will adjust.
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Lets start adjusting design starting with the header. The height of the header is currently being driven by the logo placeholder. You can tell by going to header rule and will notice there is no height specified. Never let the header go with being controlled by an element in it (logo placeholder). So make it 173 px (typically logo Is that size). Click on the logo placeholder, go to css styles panel and choose new css rule. Choose compound type, and name the selector .header img ( so any image that’s in the header will be affected by this rule). Keep rule definition in this document only. Go to box category and add margin (15 px all the way around (choose same for all)
Now will work with additional width we got from expanding the layout. Will bring the sidebar up and expand it. Select sidebar and open up css styles panel. Go to properties and then css styles, change width to 220px. Change img placeholder to 220 px in width. Now the links are too short and don’t fill out the column. We need to adjust them. Open the css styles panel. Go to rules, don’t want to select the selected ul.nav. hover rule but the one above it the a.visited link. Then see the width in the properties diaglog box below it. Change the width to 200px instead of 220 which is what we changed the placeholder and left sidebar too. (can change to 220 if you wish)
Now we will change the content, cause if we go in liveview, we will see the extra space to the right. So select the div.content and go the css styles menu and change the width to 820px, because we already had the left nav bar at 220 and the entire div.container at 1040 px and 820px and 220px equals 1040px.

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http://www.toysfortotsmedford.org/Site3/Welcome_files/shapeimage2.png
it overlays the whole page (and the menu).
iWeb > Show > Show Layout > Check this textbox (size and position)
and remove the shadow over the text.
The navigation menu works perfectly on the other pages

Trouble adding a custom PDF Portfolio layout to Acrobat 9

I asked this question over in the Acrobat Windows and Mac forums, but no luck. I think I was in the wrong place...anyways...apologies for cross-posting, but I'm stuck and up against a deadline!
I've developed a custom navigator for an Acrobat 9 Pro PDF Portfolio. However, I’m having trouble getting it to show up as a layout option when I open Acrobat to create a PDF portfolio. The basic layouts are there, but I can't find my layout or the "other layouts" category.
I've tried this in both Windows and Mac environments on two different computers. In Windows, I tried installing the .nav file in the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat9\Navigators directory; on Mac, I tried both /Application Support/Adobe/Acrobat/9.0_x86/Navigators/ and Applications/Acrobat 9 Pro/Contents/Resources/en.lproj/Navigators/ directories. I've shut down Acrobat and reopened the application, as well as restarted my computer. I still can't get the new navigator to show up.
Is there perhaps a plug-in or something from the SDK that I need to install into Acrobat first in order for my custom .nav to show up? I'm sure it's something simple and obvious that I'm overlooking - but I haven't been able to figure out what. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
Jill

I thought so. I followed the instructions in a tutorial I saw on Acrobatusers.com. I updated the config.xml, navigator.xml, and the assets (arrows, background), then used WinZip to open an existing .nav file as an archive and swap out the files I changed. Maybe the mimetype file is getting compressed when I close WinZip? Is there another/better way to create the .nav file?

Having trouble with Layout Editor

Hi,
I'm using Oracle Forms Builder 6, with patch 18. Whenever I try to open the layout editor, I'm getting an error saying "Oracle Forms Designer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." and the whole program closes. This happens no matter which application I work on, even on a new form. It seems that this is a known bug and fixed in patch 12, but probably not. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the programs more than 10 times now, but still not working, and it was working good till 2 days ago.
My system is Windows XP SP2, Dual core 1.86Ghz with 2GB memory.
Any help?
Thank you in advance.

> and it was working good till 2 days ago
What other software did you install 2 days ago?
Something has corrupted your system. If you have a System Restore point prior to the failure, I would try restoring to that point.
If that does not work, try to completely uninstall Forms and then re-install it.

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