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are you using &lt;br&gt; inside your marquee statement?
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are you using <br> inside your marquee statement?

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Have you tried applying one (or both) of these<br />
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letter-spacing:-1px<br />
word-spacing:-1px;<br />
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&nbsp;on td.marquee?<br />
<br />
JD
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Have you tried applying one (or both) of these

letter-spacing:-1px
word-spacing:-1px;

 on td.marquee?

JD

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I see a scrolling text marquee but it is not at the top. &nbsp;It appears to be below a banner that is perhaps 200 - 400 PX high. &nbsp;Is that the marquee you want us to look at?
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I see a scrolling text marquee but it is not at the top.  It appears to be below a banner that is perhaps 200 - 400 PX high.  Is that the marquee you want us to look at?

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In the iemarquee2 section I put, &quot;margin-left:0;&quot; and BAM, problem solved!<br />
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Thanks!
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In the iemarquee2 section I put, "margin-left:0;" and BAM, problem solved!

Thanks!

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Glad to help you. Let me do an 'errata corrige': to clear the previous float statement and return to the normal document flow you have to set the clear property to both<br />
<br />
&lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br />
<br />
Cheers
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Glad to help you. Let me do an 'errata corrige': to clear the previous float statement and return to the normal document flow you have to set the clear property to both

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Cheers

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Head out to <a href="http://www.countryshowdown.com" rel="ugc">http://www.countryshowdown.com</a>&nbsp;and you'll see a scrolling text marquee at the top. It works great but I want to tighten things up a bit so there's no gap between the beginning and the end.<br />
<br />
How?<br />
<br />
Source code is available just by looking at the site...
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Head out to http://www.countryshowdown.com and you'll see a scrolling text marquee at the top. It works great but I want to tighten things up a bit so there's no gap between the beginning and the end.

How?

Source code is available just by looking at the site...

Why is there a gap in this string?

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