To stop the text overlapping just change the position from 'absolute' to 'relative'. This will mean the torso tag displays relative to the other elements with the same parent rather than overlapping them.

This should resolve your issue, if not just reply back. Though try not to use absolute positioning, as like you said it can display differently on different resolutions, unless you know what you're doing with it.

iyop45 wrote To stop the text overlapping just change the position from 'absolute' to 'relative'. This will mean the torso tag displays relative to the other elements with the same parent rather than overlapping them.

This should resolve your issue, if not just reply back. Though try not to use absolute positioning, as like you said it can display differently on different resolutions, unless you know what you're doing with it.

Thanks for trying, It did stop the Text moving but it messed up my layout a bit. Check out the Site. Any chance you could figure out why that happens. I tried removing all the <br>'s I used but it resulted in the same look. I don't see why there is such big Spacing there is no code telling it to do that.

Ah, I see your problem >< The layout does seem to be very messy but after playing around with it a bit here is what I got it to (Zoomed 67%):
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It seems to now work with resizing of the window and zooming in and out etc.

Is that how you wanted it to look? I removed some elements (you could add them back) and I have to say try and avoid positioning <p> tags as they aren't really supportive on that, same for img tags too.
Also I didn't really see the point in all those breaks, you really should drop that habit as it can lead to problems later on (as it has). But, I digress; If that is how you wanted it to look I can send over the altered markup.

iyop45 wrote Ah, I see your problem >< The layout does seem to be very messy but after playing around with it a bit here is what I got it to (Zoomed 67%):
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It seems to now work with resizing of the window and zooming in and out etc.

Is that how you wanted it to look? I removed some elements (you could add them back) and I have to say try and avoid positioning <p> tags as they aren't really supportive on that, same for img tags too.
Also I didn't really see the point in all those breaks, you really should drop that habit as it can lead to problems later on (as it has). But, I digress; If that is how you wanted it to look I can send over the altered markup.

Yh, I'm pretty Novice at the moment so I just did what I had to do to make it how I wanted which as you saw caused a few problems further down the road. I would really appreciate if you sent over the Altered Markup. And thanks for all your help.

I sent all the files in a PM, but please do check again that they look and work right first.