....Using <h1> creates large gap?
(Using IE)
If you refer to index.php, that is currently the method I am using. I was told by a few people that using is better for the search engines. Obviously you will see a problem that the line below the orange text is pushed down on index2.php, and I am not exactly sure why. I tried setting margins to 0px, no change...
http://www.sensationdesigns.com/index.php
http://www.sensationdesigns.com/index2.php
Please let me know if perhaps you know why. Secondly, is it true that using is "Better" for the search engines?
Thanks!
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Suzanne posted this at 01:25 — 19th March 2003.
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1. the margin is set in the browser code for h1 elements, you'll have to use CSS with negative value margins to remove it (beware, this sizing changes for different browsers)
2. When used properly, yes, it's very useful for accessibility as well as search engine results. Additionally, proper markup makes using CSS easier.
KandieMan101 posted this at 01:34 — 19th March 2003.
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hmmmm....
disaster-master posted this at 01:52 — 19th March 2003.
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If the "hmmmmm" is confusion, this may be of some assistance.
Renegade posted this at 07:55 — 19th March 2003.
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Could it be padding?
What about setting padding:0; ?
The Webmistress posted this at 08:03 — 19th March 2003.
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Suzanne has already pin pointed it, you need to use -5 or whatever to get rid of the gap in the bottom margin in css.
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