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Posted by John Hosking on 08/24/07 12:30
ivan.svaljek@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello, can someone please explain why there is a noticable gain of
> empty space on both sides of a table nested in the second row's only
> cell? It only happens when viewed in firefox; opera and ie display as
> intended.
Do you mean the full-width table that shrinks to fit when I horizontally
resize the viewport? I can't tell you what that's from; it could be some
JavaScript I don't see, just the way forms or tables default in FF, or
something to do with your (weird) div#tooltip hidden in the upper-left
corner.
The whole page seems pretty complicated for what (it looks like) you're
trying do. Why all the JavaScript? And why the inline styles, since
you've got an external stylesheet anyway?
Your markup isn't quite valid (45 errors), so maybe you should look
there next.
> I should also mention that firefox displays ok if I remove the width
> specification of cells in the nested table.
And so...
>
> The other (smaller) problem is the small space below and above the
> image-containing div. It only happens in the fourth cell in the first
> row(you can see what I mean if you hover above it). This, on the other
> hand, happens in all three browsers, but for the love of god can't
> figure why.
>
> http://www.stjepansvaljek.com/gallery.aspx
That fourth image is shorter than the other three. At 84px, it doesn't
fill the same space that the others do at 93px. With about 26px padding
for all of them, the fourth div doesn't quite fill up with whiteness.
Not much help, probably, but good luck.
--
John
Pondering the value of the UIP: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html
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