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Andrew

05-01-2006 02:09 PM

XHTML Assistance Needed

Ok - I'm about ready to start pulling out my hair with this one. I had a template that worked perfectly prior to transferring it into a CMS that I coded. Now that it's in, I have this huge gap in the center column tables and I can't get rid of it. If anyone could take a look at the source for it and see if they can see something that I'm missing, I would appreciate it greatly:

http://www.epicdesignz.com/previews/planet6/

Princeton

05-01-2006 03:04 PM

what "gap"?

Andrew

05-01-2006 03:26 PM

This gap:

http://www.epicdesignz.com/andrew/planet6_gap.gif

I am getting it in Firefox and IE on Windows XP - Haven't tried it on anything else yet, but I'm assuming that since you had to ask it's working on at least one browser (Which is partially reassuring.)

Update: I also get the gap in Firefox on on my Linux box running Ubuntu 5.10.

Code Monkey

05-01-2006 03:37 PM

Is that home image wider than the width of the column that contains it?

Andrew

05-01-2006 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JumpD

Is that home image wider than the width of the column that contains it?

Nope - Everything is the proper width as of the last time I checked. It kind of looks that way with the little green box being squashed against the side, but that was how my client wanted it (The customer is always right ...)

Princeton

05-01-2006 04:29 PM

replace: <td height="100%"
with: <td

2 instances

No comment on the code and/or design.

Andrew

05-01-2006 05:01 PM

That fixed the problem in Firefox - However, I'm still experiencing it when viewing the site in IE.

(BTW - Thanks for the help :D It's greatly appreciated !!)

Princeton

05-01-2006 05:09 PM

the problem is the way you have your table layout ... you should go for a 3-column instead of the 4-column that you have

this is how you have your table:

Code:

     HEADER

---------------

|--|---|---|--|

|--|---|---|--|

|--|-------|--|

|--|-------|--|

---------------

it should be:

Code:

     HEADER

---------------

|--|-------|--|

|--|-------|--|

|--|-------|--|

|--|-------|--|

---------------

if you do, your problem will be solved

Andrew

05-01-2006 05:24 PM

Hmm - I guess I'll try reworking that when I get home this evening.

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