Reduce large gap between cells in table
Please visit:
http://test.huskyshoponline.com//checkout.aspx?checkout=1go
(this is a test site, if you need to authenticate use "mike" for both the username and the password)
If you don't see the Promo Code textbox then click "Proceed to Checkout" button and then on the next page choose a shipping method.
I want to reduce the vertical gap between the "Promo Code" textbpx and the Agreement text below it. See the gap?
Thanks,
Tom
http://test.huskyshoponline.com//checkout.aspx?checkout=1go
(this is a test site, if you need to authenticate use "mike" for both the username and the password)
If you don't see the Promo Code textbox then click "Proceed to Checkout" button and then on the next page choose a shipping method.
I want to reduce the vertical gap between the "Promo Code" textbpx and the Agreement text below it. See the gap?
Thanks,
Tom
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Did removing the borders fix your problems?
The Web Developer Toolbar has a great feature for outlining different types of elements. The tool will put an outline around things without messing up your layout. It's a MUST HAVE for web developers. IT has literally saved me weeks of work.
Cheers.
The Web Developer Toolbar has a great feature for outlining different types of elements. The tool will put an outline around things without messing up your layout. It's a MUST HAVE for web developers. IT has literally saved me weeks of work.
Cheers.
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Technically, no, it was not removing the borders that fixed it.
It was a combination of things...just working through the various divs and adjusting the CSS properties did the trick.
It was a combination of things...just working through the various divs and adjusting the CSS properties did the trick.
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I hate waiting for PAQs.....so I just assign points and post my eventual solution. I don't "care" about getting points. I think I'm ranked like 7,000 or something. LOL.
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.
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I turn them off for production deployment.
But you are correct...they do skew the layout.
Yes, I suppose a dev tool would be better. I actually do use firebug.