HELP::::Weird Spacing Needs fixing

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My website severeidaho.com is Validated. However if you view the website you will notice where it says "Weather Photography" below my picture, there is a Orange Graphic, also The Height is way off. All that should be spaced is "Weather Photography", the space above and below should not be there at all, nor the orange. But no matter what I look at, I cant find the graphic.

I also want To Add a Few Photo's from My CPG gallery. I have the correct Program for doing this, But I need advice where I can put them without Making the website look to busy.

The Big Issue for me is the spacing issue. I would truly appreciate any help and Code modifications. Thanks in Advance....

-gerrit

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Hey Gerrit, I looked at your problem and I dont see the orange you are talking about, although I see theres a space, theres also discrepancy between what I can see in IE and What I can see in FF(a screenshot from you would be helpful)... It would help if you pointed out which browser you are using and the resolution... I think your problem can easily be resolved...

-Chris

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I can't find your orange image either, can see it infront of the title and not at full height but have no idea where in your code it is. Using the colour picker in firefox the colour is #8A6D18
did find an error in you code thou:

htm" alt="" height="1" width="10">

Is like that at least 5 times.

Code wise, ideally all the style= .... should be class's in your style sheet
This one for example:
style="background: #ffffff url(images/09.gif); height:26px;"
could be:
bg09{
background: #ffffff url(images/09.gif); height:26px;
}
and the html part just class="bg09"
Also you use the spacer a lot, using margin and padding with CSS would cut out the need for them

the comment tags aren't needed in your style sheet either.

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I don't see any orange image in IE-6, FireFox, or Netscape. The height is the same in IE, and NS, but is way longer in FF. This is a typical FF problem, it wants to see a sometimes where there is none.

Like when you make a FF will see 2 lines instead of 1. I have used quite a few times to overcome this problem, IE sees it as a while FF see it as only a single especially in spacing around img. or graphics.

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Joined: Feb 2006

Thanks for looking at the site, If you did see A Little orange, then you know what Im talking about. The code is nowhere.

As far as the spacing goes, I guess I will just get used to it. I am looking for a new design. Will post my topic in the proper forum.

Thanx again for Checking for me, I believe I will try a new design......

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That would be a good idea and practice... post it again for help incase you stumble upon some road block...

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