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 An always-there awful gap when using an includable as header

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csierra

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Posted: 12/23/2006, 1:25 AM

Hi there, nice to say merry xmas to all! I am having a head ache with a header that is defined as an includable, so within this header i have a form with a dinamic (db driven) menu and so, the issue is that between the header and the 'body' of my pages I have this awful gap around 20 pixels height, have tryed dreamweaver html editing, in-line styles and so, nothing! this awful bad looking gap remains there...

Any ideas would be VERY helpful

Thanks

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DonB
Posted: 12/23/2006, 7:43 PM

Use the firefox browser's DOM inspector. It will flash red borders around
each element of the html, so you will see which one it is that has the
margin/padding you need to clear. Many html tags have inherent padding or
margin, even when you don't specify them. Or, you may have a non-breaking
space somwhere in the html.

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"csierra" <csierra@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
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> Hi there, nice to say merry xmas to all! I am having a head ache with a
header
> that is defined as an includable, so within this header i have a form with
a
> dinamic (db driven) menu and so, the issue is that between the header and
the
> 'body' of my pages I have this awful gap around 20 pixels height, have
tryed
> dreamweaver html editing, in-line styles and so, nothing! this awful bad
> looking gap remains there...
>
> Any ideas would be VERY helpful
>
> Thanks
>
> _________________
> Yes! I Can!!!
> ---------------------------------------
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> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>


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