the white border problem
i have a problem with a border around a table thats not really there on script or o think its not there but its seen when previewing the site from DWeaver
heres the code:
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Untitled Document
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Armed with a BBC tape recorder, I set out to speak to as many of my heroes as possible. I was mainly interested in such pioneers of Earth art, Minimalism, and Conceptualism as LeWitt, Donald Judd, Robert Smithson, Dennis Oppenheim, Robert Barry, and Joseph Kosuth. LeWitt was the first person I interviewed, and his kindness encouraged me to contact the others, all of whom agreed to meet me. Three weeks later I came home with spools of invaluable material, only to find the series canceled. It was through pitching the interview with Barry to Studio International-then the only contemporary-art magazine in Britain-that my career as a critic began. Answering my questions with great care and patience, LeWitt was modest and unassuming; he seemed unaware of the high regard in which he was held in London and elsewhere.
I knew his work from a group exhibition at Lisson Gallery, one of the few progressive spaces in London at the time, and from the mural dominating the kitchen of the flat above, where the gallery owner Nicholas Logsdail lived. LeWittís words, unpublished until now, offer a snapshot of his ideas and ambitions at a time when he was part of a generation that was full of optimism.
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and here is the pic with the arrows showing the white border
Megan posted this at 13:18 — 5th September 2007.
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So, is the problem just that the borders don't seem to show up in Dreamweaver? It looks fine in a browser to me. In Dreamweaver, go to View > visual aids and turn the table outlines off (my visual aids menu is mysteriously empty right now so I can't tell you exactly what it says). That's the only reason you can't see them in Dreamweaver. I notice there is a problem with some extra spacing in IE7. For some reason I can't get firefox to start up so I can check it there.
It would be a lot better to do your borders with CSS rather than counting on spacing between tables to make them. Much more reliable Table heights have always been a little iffy.
Megan
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zoran posted this at 15:23 — 8th September 2007.
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Megan i dont want the borders to show up, and frankly i cant understand why they do show up
ap1106 posted this at 22:29 — 8th September 2007.
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I think... although that link to the pic link doesnt work for me, (times out), so i'm not entirely sure which border you mean...
i coped that code into Dw & previewd in browser, & if you mean the white gap between the top bit & the grey bit (hope that makes sense)
then i think...
that bit is the bit causing it
it should be:
<th width="770" height="195" valign="middle" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" scope="col"><table width="770" height="195" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<th width="278" height="135" bgcolor="#993300" scope="col"> </th>
<th width="492" height="195" rowspan="2" bgcolor="#99CC33" scope="col"> </th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th width="278" height="60" bgcolor="#00CCFF" scope="col"> </th>
</tr>
</table></th>
and the table has a height of 196
the green bit has a height of 194
and the other two bits add up to make 195,
that alltogether gave a tiny like 1px gap or 'border' between the top bit and the grey bit
making them all 195 (my suggestion above) gets rid of that gap for me..
hope that helps (or at least made sense?)
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