Text Formating Problem
I have a text formating problem. On this page: http://www.mrpdrums.com/mrpftom12x14.php3 in the right text below the picture at the bottom, there is a half a line of space between the line, and that makes it spread apart like that, I cannot find anything that would cause it, what do you guys think? Its on a few other pages too..
Ken Prescott
AndyB posted this at 23:34 — 30th July 2001.
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Add after the font closing tag
... from the drum when you play it.
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 06:48 — 31st July 2001.
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im sure to get rid of the line space, u have to put the before the tag
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.....it<strong><br></strong></font>disaster-master posted this at 07:25 — 31st July 2001.
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This will fix it.
Move your paragraph tag up next to the font tag. That space will magically disappear.
.......from the drum when you play it.
disastermaster
disaster-master posted this at 08:10 — 31st July 2001.
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Actually there are too many to list but here are a few other very noticable ones.
On this page... http://www.mrpdrums.com/mrpstainlesssize.php3
just above the large snare drum, change the following:
**remove the and the and
add a instead.**
....... bright chrome or polished nickel finish.
**move the up.**
I will definitely be ordering my next kit from MRP!
Beautiful.”
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http://www.mrpdrums.com/whatpeoplesay.php3
**move the blockquote up**
All the best---Zoro
**add a **
I'll get back to you on that one. Thanks Mark."
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http://www.mrpdrums.com/construction.php3
you have some text on this page under the picture that needs to go over to the right.
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http://www.mrpdrums.com/mrpshop.php3
You shouldn't have anything above the tag.
It's late and that is all I could find with just a quick look over. However I did notice that there are a great deal of code errors throughout the whole site. Go to netmechanic.com and do a HTML check on the site. It will point out most all of your mistakes.
disastermaster
Grandmaster posted this at 18:46 — 3rd August 2001.
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Hey, thanks. I don't usually notice code errors, but I will go take a look.. And thanks for the help with the spacing problem.
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