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The pages on their own are fine
Has anybody else experience this? Any forseeable problems?
Google displays your page as if it were a part of its own disclaimer page. So, on top of your page first comes the Google blurb that they are not responsible for your content, that one should look at the page directly etc.
Then comes your page, in full, including your head section of the html and thus your style sheets as a reference.
Now, if you use absolute positioning in your style sheets to, say place a div starting at position 1,1 then it will still do that. Even though your content now starts much lower on the page.
There's no solution to that problem except using relative positioning in your css. Hope that helps!
Mozart
Write your page. Write another page with a few paragraphs of blurb, similar to Google. Now simply add your page in full after that, starting at your <html> tag and finishing off with your </html> tag and see how the divs get messed up.
Mozart
