Need Help With These Stupid tables

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by AlphanetChrisC, Aug 5, 2009.

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    AlphanetChrisC, Aug 5, 2009 IP
  2. V_tpp

    V_tpp Active Member

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    Do you mean the large spaces on top and bottom of the header and menu?
    I admit I don't work with tables but... I saw no margins defined on your tables. Maybe try setting margins to 0 to set those tables in place?
     
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    #3
    Nope, didn't help. I hate when people use tables to layout their website. ugh. I'll figure out something.
     
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    V_tpp Active Member

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    I feel for you, my friend. Wouldn't it be better if you would just replace the "stupid" tables with some "smart" divs and bring that site into the modern era? :)
     
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    Definitely would be. I would gladly do that but it would cost too much time on my side unfortunately. I'll leave it as is. Thanks though
     
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    #6
    You're welcomed.

    Last idea, then I give up. :D
    Did you try to float them?
     
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    To be honest, I don't know where to begin typing in the css to float them.
     
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    It's easy. :)

    Use:
     <table style="float:left;"....
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    then continue with the other properties you might want to give to that table.
     
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    ugh tables. haha.

    if the table below the large blue space is separate from the nav table try negative margins i.e. margin-top: -50px; but make sure to check in IE. The value may be different and you might need a conditional statement to adjust it.
     
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