...browsers using CSS I already tried absolute? I did a site that looks awesome in CSS the only problem now is it only looks awesome in IE7 and in Firefox everything moved. Not the pictures but the text moved.
The position is absolute and it still moved in Firefox
this on my html
<div id="welcometext">

<p>Hi we would like ti welcome you< p>
</div>

and this on my stylesheet
#welcometext {
position: absolute;
top: 458px;
left: 458px;
width: 50%;
background-color: #FFFFFF;
color: #000000;
z-index: 2;
}
I can't give a link I run a popluar adult site and rather not reveal my idenity and get kicked off Yahoo.
I wasn't bragging I'm an artist is what I meant and I can't give a link because when people search for my site this question will pop up in their search which doesn't look very professional at all.
I'm an advanced Photoshop user but just learning css now. If you give me an email and can help I'll give you a free lifetime membership. Just give me an address and I'll email you the link, username and password.

CSS compatibility can be pretty touchy and without a link to actually see what you're doing, it's pretty hard to give any concrete answer. You also need to clarify whether by "in the same place" you mean, for example, that it stays in the top-right corner and stays there even when you scroll, or stays in the position, and moves out of sight when the page is scrolled.

As it is, try
position:fixed;
_position:absolute;

Firefox should read position: fixed, while Internet Explorer reads position: absolute

What it at least sounds like is that you want position: fixed in both Firefox and IE. Try this link, and start with Firefox first with position: fixed, then IE

http://tagsoup.com/cookbook/css/fixed/