Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 01/22/73 11:48

Chrissy wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> I'v done ok on my first pure html foray (no css)

Bizarre, but I remember you from before so I will let the misconception
pass...
>
> One quick question? :)

Quick answer!

>
> On my webpage
>
> http://www.sworde.com/index_files/RealIndex.htm
>
> I'v placed two ads side by side.
>
> their code is:
>
> <!survey>
> <a href="http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2031147-10358700">
> <IMG
> src="http://www.Sworde.com/index_files/indexpage loan 204 125.JPG"
> width=204 height=125 border=0>
> </a>
>
> <!loan>
> <a href="http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-2031147-10400195">
> <IMG
> src="http://www.Sworde.com/index_files/indexpage survey 140 125.JPG"
> width=140 height=125 border=0>
> </a>
>
> problem is on the ie browser,
>
> A SMALL UNDERSCORE! appears BETWEEN them????
>
> they're supposed to be touching-side by side
>
> I'v trippled checked my code
>
> HOW DO I GET RID OF? :)!!!

That is due to the fact that even though the browser is suppose to
ignore whitespace between html elements, some do not, i.g., MSIE.

Solution: just remove the whitespace, not pretty markup but it works:

<a href="http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2031147-10358700"><img
src="http://www.Sworde.com/index_files/indexpage loan 204 125.JPG"
width="140" height="125" border="0"></a>

Word of warning, spaces in filenames in URLs need to be escaped

"indexpage%20loan%20204%20125.JPG"

or better yet avoid embedded spaces in names!

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Take care,

Jonathan
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