Urgent: Site Needs to be Live Wednesday!!!

[DieuxSoldat_04]

Hey Zenners,

Silly me went and changed something and an elementary error occurred, but I'm having trouble with it!

On the site Endless Sonata, I changed a few sideboxes at the last moment and it messed with the padding/placement of the headers. The one in question is the "Support Center" box, on the left under "Search". Under the header there is a white gap but when I go to the stylesheet and mess with .leftBoxHeading's Padding, all the other headers get messed up when I fix this one. So can anyone help me fix it please?

Site needs to be live by this Wednesday, August 27th! Please help, heh.

Thanks,
- Jason

[rstevenson]

I don't see the white gap. I presume you fixed it?

Or perhaps it's a browser specific gap? I'm using Firefox.

Rob

[Website Rob]

I would think you'd want to focus on correcting the coding errors before worring about the CSS?

[DieuxSoldat_04]

So you guys don't see the little white line below "Support Center"? I am also using FireFox.

- Jason

[TShooters]

It's repeating the image for the Support Center image. The height
allocated to the other sidebox headers is 24px, where that one is
28 px.

[DieuxSoldat_04]

Awesome, thanks. Do I fix this in CSS as well or in the HTML like the other zenner talked about?

- Jason

[DieuxSoldat_04]

It's repeating the image for the Support Center image. The height
allocated to the other sidebox headers is 24px, where that one is
28 px.

I'm not quite sure where I would do this. If someone could tell me, that would be awesome. I understand the 4 pixel difference will stop the image from showing the repeat.

Also, Rob, where exactly do I edit the "label" tag if that is the problem?

[Website Rob]

Don't see any white line but do see how the background image is repeating. For that you need to adjust either of these settings.

<h3 class="leftBoxHeading" id="livehelpHeading"><label>Support Center</label></h3>

Note: changing the 'label' styling will affect other pages that use it but they will look better also with a tad smaller font size.