Hi ,
I divided a text i a few blocks. but when I preview in browser my textblocks are not at the same position as in the workwindow they have moved up and down. How is tahat possible.
Can I do something about it?

Do you have relative sizing and/or positioning turned on for the objects?

Can you post a link?

No I didn't turn relative positioning and sizing on. I can't post a link because I had to changed
the site because of a deadline I had to reach.

But my moving textobjects had bullets in it. Perhaps that does matter.

Bulleted text behaves differently in the various browsers and rarely does it come out looking the same as on the work page.

You will need to use CSS code to "normalize" the bullet style so its appearance comes close in all browsers.

Can I find some standard code for it
Which I can specify ?

Add this CSS style code inside a custom header:

<style type="text/css">
ul {
  margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0; 
  list-style-type:disc; list-style-position:outside;
}
li {
  margin:0 0 0 -20;
}
</style> 

Isuppose I have to place this code as a code object?
DO I have to place the textlines somewhere in the code? tried this but with no result so far.

Yes, use a code object. And just place the bulleted text lines as you would in a normal text object.

Placed the code in a code object (changed nothing in the code) but my bulleted text lines move downwards. So it doesn't work....

Can you post a link to your page?

site is here:
http://www.careermanagementvanvuure.nl/index.html

In the middle of the page you see three lines with crosses now. With dots this text moves .
(also when I use the code)

I used an HTML editor to covert your text with the plus signs to a list. I did not see the text move. It remained in the same position on the page using both Firefox and IE7.

Can you describe your problem again?

Strange , lists with bullets take another position in IE than on my workpage. But with some improvisation with positioning on the workpage I can solve the problem.

But anyway; Thanks for your investigation!

Nice website!
I figured the semi-transparent buttons were made in flash, but I see they weren't. How'd you do that?

One way of making semitransparent buttons in SS is to apply transparency Quick Properties > Shading > Transparency. More on the subject of transparency in this thread.