Problem with text positioning on webpages

Hello,
I have difficulties tu put text exactly the same place on the different pages of my website.
Could someone have a look and help me?
www.transgenic-rabbit-models.com
It concerns the "address" text box (botom left of each page).
Once on IE or firefox, only 2 pages are OK ("Home" and "TRM toolbox" K)
The text box on the two other pages "Rabbits as models" and "R&D" is not correctly positionned.
However, the properties of the text box under DW indicates they are all the same on every web page.
I do not understand where is problem.
I am not expert of DW...
I would appreciate if someone could help!!!
Thanks for your kind help.
Regards,
Alexandre

You have bigger problems than you realize. On this page - the one after the Splash intro page,
http://www.transgenic-rabbit-models.com/Home.html
As seen in Firefox with increased text. See screenshot.
Notice how your text boxes are colliding into other text boxes? This happens when web designers paint themselves into a corner with a rigid layout. Web pages must be flexible for all screen and text sizes.
You are using APDivs as a primary layout method which is a bad choice. And here is why.
http://apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php
Suggested Tutorials -
From Tables to CSS Web Design Part 1 -
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt1.html
From Tables to CSS Web Design Part 2 -
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt2.html
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For me this doesn't make sense at all. It's just annoying that you develop an application in Flash and that it's not working the same way in Adobe Air. Now I have to find a complicated work-around myself. Or does anybody know how I can easily wrap text around images?
Thanks. Laurid

Do you see problems with text size when importing from Photoshop?

Hi all -
We're working on improving some things in the Photoshop-to-Reflow workflow, and right
now specifically investigating trouble with imported text.
Aside from the desire to have support for local fonts, are there any problems you run into
when importing text from Photoshop into Reflow? We've heard some issues with text size and position,
but want to make sure we understand all of the cases.
If you have problems in this area, please share them in this thread, and I'd also love to get some
sample PSDs that demonstrate the problems. (You can send them directly to me; vmitnick at adobe dot com .)
thanks,
Vic

I'm using CS4.. and I'm using the standard "Save As" .pdf features....
and I'm reading it with adobe acrobat pro 9.1...
i think it has something to do with compression. but i can't figure out how to solve it. converting the text to symbols maybe?

Problems with text in iWeb publishing much larger, or smaller than in iWeb (it is insane)!

More than a year ago I had a problem with my iWeb not publishing correctly: links to other websites would not open in a separate window as designed in iWeb. I got help from an AppleCare techie and after he did a lot of tests, he concluded I had a corrupted Domain file (which became apparent after I upgraded to OS Snow Leopard). I don't remember if I discussed with this techie another problem I had been having for as long as I had used iWeb, and that was "exploding" text: certain words, often italicized, would be huge, after publishing, relative to the surrounding text. Sometimes certain words, or sentences would be smaller than designed in iWeb. Through trial and error I would sort of solve these problems by enlarging text boxes, or making the offending word or phrase one text point smaller. Sometimes deleting the text box entirely, and starting over would work. And then there are the weird things that happen when my wife opens my website in Internet Explorer: things that make no sense and seem to be totally out of my control.
So, I've spent a long time rebuilding my website in this supposedly uncorrupted Domain file, and today I finally finished and published to my hard drive, checked it out, and the "exploding" text is there with a vengeance. So much so that I may just stick with my original ("corrupted") Domain file, the text problem on this new one seems even worse than the old one. Anyone had this problem? I meant to ask this question years ago, but got a bit lazy.
Another question is: I've heard Apple is going to discontinue iWeb. Despite my problems with the program, I rely on it. What are the options going to be for iWeb users?

Well you heard wrong didn't you!
Apple is discontinuing MobileMe, which is the hosting in favour of iCloud services which will not contain any hosting.
iWeb is an app and as far as we know you can still continue to use it - it will still work so carry on using it if you are happy with it.
If you want to look at other alternatives to iWeb, then others suggest RapidWeaver and Sandvox as being closer to iWeb - both are available via the Mac App store.
Also Freeway Express and Flux 3 are worth looking at - more design freedom and you are not restricted to templates as with RapidWeaver.

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