I removed all the stuff at the top and use
The images are to ######## together and it does in FF but IE places a 1px space between them and I can't figure what is causing it.<div>an image</div><div>another image</div>
Does anyone have a solution?
I removed all the stuff at the top and use
The images are to ######## together and it does in FF but IE places a 1px space between them and I can't figure what is causing it.<div>an image</div><div>another image</div>
Does anyone have a solution?
Define your div's and give them a -1px margin. That should make them ######## together better in IE.
Hope that helps.
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Impossible to say specifically what is causing it, but IE6 has a number of whitespace bugs i.e. it inserts space between elements inappropriately. It also has some rounding errors that cause it to get div widths wrong by a pixel under some circumastances.
Hopefully TinaS's suggestion will at least make the consequences less obvious.
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Thanks for the suggestions. The space still won't go though. I used the same design with 1.2.7 and it doesn't happen so it seems there might be something in the css that might be causing this. I just cant figure it out.
This thin line just wont go away. I've done all kinds of debugging with no positive results. I figure it must be in the css.
Without seeing the site, it's impossible to comment further. Do you have a URL that we can see?
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My site with the trouble in IE http://worldofwirelessllc.com/. The thin line under the header image should not be there and is not there in FF.
So now that I have post the site does anyone have a clue of what is causing this space.
If the site had been constructed using DIVs, IMGs and CSS then I have a whole battery of possible solutions. However, you've actually used nested tables with HTML attributes. The site also has 91 validation errors.
I'm afraid that the number of good designers still using these approaches and therefore having the knowledge to help with this type of problem is getting smaller each day.
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It was happening with the divs before and so I tried the tables to rid the problem. Since the same error occurs I assume there must be some thing in the css or the coding that I need to adjust.
I am still open the 'battery' of solutions, so please do post them.