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feeder1980
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Hey everyone and thanks for your help 
I recently started trying to create a website and start trying to ask questions and learn in order to solve problems that appeared along the way.
And there's one special problem I'm having right now...
Everytime I add a new element to my HTML, let's say, a <p>. <h1>, or whatever, it doesn't appear under the last thing I inserted in the HTML, but rather it appears right on top of the page.
The only way I have to solve this is to make it a class like <p class="intro"> (or an id for that matter) and then go into CSS and do something like
pre.intro {position: absolute;
top: 400px;
left: 250px;}
and try out with the px values until I get what I want.
This is really tedious. And besides it gets really annoying when you got <p>s, <pre>s, <h1>s and etc all mixed together.
Is there a faster way to work around this (without any software besides Notepad and Aptana)?
Thank you again
Additional Details
If I write what you said it works fine.
However I have <h1> that makes a logo then a <nav> that builds a drop-down menu with CSS and a <div> that is a sidebar.
And everything I write beyond that <div> goes behind in logo in the top left corner. So if I write
<p> Hello </p>
<p>World</p>
it still is
Hello
Word
But it's right up there behind my logo unreadable
I can't actually show you the entire code here because it's 90 lines long so...
Thank you
I recently started trying to create a website and start trying to ask questions and learn in order to solve problems that appeared along the way.
And there's one special problem I'm having right now...
Everytime I add a new element to my HTML, let's say, a <p>. <h1>, or whatever, it doesn't appear under the last thing I inserted in the HTML, but rather it appears right on top of the page.
The only way I have to solve this is to make it a class like <p class="intro"> (or an id for that matter) and then go into CSS and do something like
pre.intro {position: absolute;
top: 400px;
left: 250px;}
and try out with the px values until I get what I want.
This is really tedious. And besides it gets really annoying when you got <p>s, <pre>s, <h1>s and etc all mixed together.
Is there a faster way to work around this (without any software besides Notepad and Aptana)?
Thank you again
Additional Details
If I write what you said it works fine.
However I have <h1> that makes a logo then a <nav> that builds a drop-down menu with CSS and a <div> that is a sidebar.
And everything I write beyond that <div> goes behind in logo in the top left corner. So if I write
<p> Hello </p>
<p>World</p>
it still is
Hello
Word
But it's right up there behind my logo unreadable
I can't actually show you the entire code here because it's 90 lines long so...
Thank you
