Problem with gaps..
I have just started a new site and I am having a few problems with the layout. As you can see on my site, there are 3 gaps. One down the bottom on the nav bar and the other two are located in the main content cell. I've tried everything that I can think of to get rid of them. I would appreciate it if someone could help me out.
Thanks,
Nuke
The Webmistress posted this at 08:09 — 24th September 2002.
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The problem is that in your code you have spaces in between the image and /td. Get rid of those and you should be ok
nuk3 posted this at 09:49 — 24th September 2002.
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Thanks allot for your help
Its always the simple things that stop me in my tracks..
nuk3 posted this at 23:52 — 29th September 2002.
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I am having another problem with tables. I need to make it so the content cell and the nav bar cell dont both get bigger when I scroll down in one of them. For example, if I put 50 lines of text in the main content cell, I dont want to nav bar to go down 50 lines, I want to stay the way it was. I have tried many combinations of cells and tables but I just cant work it out! Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Use this URL to get to my site.
Busy posted this at 00:18 — 30th September 2002.
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you want the navigation to stay at the top?
If so, add valign="top" to the td cell of the naviagtion
or maybe you want the naigation section shorter than the content side?
If so, use a nested table (another table) for the navigation section inside the main td cell
navigation
main content
I didnt look at your code so am not sure how many cells yoru using, just adjust the above to suit.
nuk3 posted this at 01:08 — 30th September 2002.
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I understand what your saying, but I dont know how to do it on my tables. I have too many cells and I just cant work it out.
Busy posted this at 07:20 — 30th September 2002.
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ok, redo your layout, make one table for the top section
make another table for the rest, this second table, give it three cells (3 td's) add the navigation in the first section, add the gap in the second, and content in the third.
That would be the easiest way, next would be add some cols and rows or redo the whole lot.
remember border="1" in a table cell is your friend when making table layouts
nuk3 posted this at 08:21 — 30th September 2002.
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I ended up working it out, thanks allot for your help Busy.
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