Space between vertical table cells
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From: AMM on 21 Dec 2009 01:29 Can someone help me identify why there is space between my cells? I am listing ingredients for a recipe and there is a space between the last two ingredients (1 T Milk and 1 T water). I set the cell pad, space and border to 0. Is there something else I should do? Here is the page: http://www.celebratingholidays.com/Christmas%20Recipes/test_page.html
From: Duncan Kennedy on 21 Dec 2009 05:14 In message <b506d0a0-54f9-408f-9cb7-b856280c648a(a)f20g2000prn.googlegroups.com>, AMM <angieadp(a)cox.net> writes >Can someone help me identify why there is space between my cells? I am >listing ingredients for a recipe and there is a space between the last >two ingredients (1 T Milk and 1 T water). I set the cell pad, space >and border to 0. Is there something else I should do? Here is the >page: > >http://www.celebratingholidays.com/Christmas%20Recipes/test_page.html Have a look at the code - look for the text with the problem. You should see that your list, using, correctly, <br/> ends with the Milk. The Water has gone right down the page - outside the Paragraph </p> and into what looks like a completely new table. Just delete (or Control+x) to cut the offending Water entry out then place the cursor right up against the end of the text for Milk, put in the line break and control+v to paste the Water back in. That should do it 'though you may have to sort the line breaks whether the Water was. I would suggest that, if you're using Dreamweaver, you click the icon that permits you to view both code and design at the same time - then you can highlight "Water etc." in Design and look up at the Code view - the problem should jump out highlighted in the Code view.. (You seem to be using more tables than necessary but it is working other than the problem you spotted so good luck.) -- Duncan K Downtown Dalgety Bay
From: Hans-G. on 23 Dec 2009 11:25 Hi AMM, look at this: 1Tablespoon Milk<br> 1 Tablespoon Water </p> </td> <td width="288"><div align="center ...... </tr> </table> <table width="550" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td width="30"> </td> <td width="498" valign="top"><p align="left">1 Tablespoon Water</p> You are working in a cell and so you have to continue there (after ... Milk), as I did above. -- Ciao, servus und salue Hans-G. "Duncan Kennedy" <nospam(a)nospam.otterson-bg.couk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:icdBWwBCq0LLFwLZ(a)btinternet.com... > In message > <b506d0a0-54f9-408f-9cb7-b856280c648a(a)f20g2000prn.googlegroups.com>, AMM > <angieadp(a)cox.net> writes >>Can someone help me identify why there is space between my cells? I am >>listing ingredients for a recipe and there is a space between the last >>two ingredients (1 T Milk and 1 T water). I set the cell pad, space >>and border to 0. Is there something else I should do? Here is the >>page: >> >>http://www.celebratingholidays.com/Christmas%20Recipes/test_page.html > > > Have a look at the code - look for the text with the problem. > > You should see that your list, using, correctly, <br/> ends with the Milk. > The Water has gone right down the page - outside the Paragraph </p> and > into what looks like a completely new table. > > Just delete (or Control+x) to cut the offending Water entry out then > place the cursor right up against the end of the text for Milk, put in the > line break and control+v to paste the Water back in. That should do it > 'though you may have to sort the line breaks whether the Water was. > > I would suggest that, if you're using Dreamweaver, you click the icon that > permits you to view both code and design at the same time - then you can > highlight "Water etc." in Design and look up at the Code view - the > problem should jump out highlighted in the Code view.. > > (You seem to be using more tables than necessary but it is working other > than the problem you spotted so good luck.) > > > -- > Duncan K > Downtown Dalgety Bay
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