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Spacing Issues

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10-25-2005, 08:43 PM
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Page in question: http://www.vbstartup.com/pdz/

Does anybody know why even though the code is the same on lines 134 & 136 and 247 & 249, there is more space at the top of the banner image than the bottom?

Also, does anyone know why does IE adds some space between the header/menu table and login bar table?

And, if you are still reading by this time, Opera seems to display the login boxes farther to the right than IE/FF... anyone have any ideas as to why this is?

NOTE: This thread is not a place to gripe about the use of tables... If you can help me, great, thanks a bunch! If you can't, don't just make a post saying that I shouldn't use tables.

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Check, if you have any margin's set or in CSS, or if there is a margin there, IE may not need it, and is pushing it down. After the margin put like _margin: 0px; and it will go away. Stupid IE will read it anyway.

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Margins don't appear to be causing the problem.

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give the menu table a top margin of -3px.

HTML Code:
margin-top:-3px;

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I'd really rather find out what is causing the issue and fix it instead of finding a way to work around my own buggy code.

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I try using Edit CSS. I will edit it in about 2-5 minutes.

EDIT: I wonder what the padding is on the login table.

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Browsers sometimes handle things differently, IE especially, CSS or coding.

Thats what CSS hacks are for.

To fix the menu in IE put this in the CSS

Code:
/* Silly IE sees this */
#id { margin:3px; }
/* FF sees the bottom */
html>body #id { margin:0; }
And why exactly are you coding a vbskin in HTML, it doesnt make sense.

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