I skimmed through the CSS, too, and didn't immediately see anythign suspicious. As a test, swap over to another theme so see if that changes anything. Maybe try layers instead of a table.
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Why is there this large gap at the beginning of this blog entry?
I cannot, for the life of me, figure-out how to get rid of it. I don't see anything in the html that explains it. I've tried pasting my html code into notepad.exe in an effort to sort of "clean" out any weird or hidden characters (/r/n type stuff) but that does nothing to help.
Thanks,
Tom
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I've pasted your code into Dreamweaver and if looks fine in the WYSIWYG, it looks fine in IE8, and Firefox 3.5.3 Chrome and Safari. I have attached the image of a screendump below. The only problem is some browsers don't like the CURSOR: hand; declaration.
So... all would appear to be fine, would you mind posting a screendump of the issue you are having?
A great little tool for discovering problems with this sort of thing is a free plugin for Firefox, it's called Firebug. If you install it, activate the 'bug' in the bottom right of your Firefox window then click on the icon second from the left (Click an element in the page to inspect).
It will allow you to find out exactly what's going on, it's quite possible that some CSS or inadvertent styling could be affecting the output.
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This is the way Blogger editor interprets the line breaks (paragraphs) you make as you typed the html for the table cells. It inserts the br tag and ends up generating the spaces before the table (go figure!). So you need to set a style that says ignore line breaks and add a divide around your table html.
<style type="text/css">.nobrtable br { display: none }</style>
<div class="nobrtable">
*** your current table html here ***
</div>
Another way is to use the new Blogger editor and for posts with tables set the option to not convert breaks to br tags. Or view the html as it is now and backspace all line breaks so that the html consists of ONE LINE from start of the table to the end...!
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by: MaffooClockPosted on 2009-09-20 at 10:43:04ID: 25378065
Interestingly, if you just select and highlight the bottom few images, and then scroll up, you'll see some spaces highlighted. This tells me there's a width issue and the images are all being shoved down. Although, two pictures per row does look like it would fit, so I'm not entirely savvy on the problem, either. But I thought my observation might be of some value.