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Posted by dorayme on 09/06/07 21:17
In article <VeXDi.9565$c_1.7659@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>,
MS <No.Way.Jose@No.Spam.Thank.You.com> wrote:
> > Oops, the above was my error; I clicked the direct link to the .mov
> > file...
>
> Pheww. You had me worried there. :-)
>
>
> >>> Did you add the "#" sign to the bgcolor color code,
> >>> correcting that error, and try it? #FFFFFF ?
> >> Yes I added the '#', and using the validator fixed some errors.
> >>
> >> The page looks fine to me in Firefox and in IE. I changed a few characters
> >> too in order to check I wasn't viewing a cached version.
> >>
> >> Will you take another look please?
> >
> > Firefox has the white border top and bottom now.
> >
Why, quite, would you have: bgcolor="#FFFFFF" instead of
....#000000?
> > Try adding: style="margin:0; padding:0;"
> > to the <embed element.
> >
> > and/or maybe to the <body> tag as well.
>
> No joy. Oh well. Many thanks again.
>
With your bg as white in the embed, changing the dims for the
embed to height="528" helps to remove the white line. But
anyway...
Tell your brother I liked the unattached legs walking. I take a
dog for a walk regularly who has a very nice walking style, am
often struck by the legs and have been meaning to make a film of
it with just those 4, the body gone.
--
dorayme
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