Posted by the idiot on 07/06/05 18:16

"Els" <els.aNOSPAM@tiscali.nl> wrote in message
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> the idiot wrote:
>
> >>>>> http://www.207g.karoo.net/langan/index.html
>
> > i stuck the header back into the wrapper and then gave the norizontal
menu a
> > top-margin: -20px till it worked in opera.. so all is well. apart from
> > everything else.
>
> I can see it's different in Opera than before, (no white gaps), but
> it's not exactly what you want - or at least not in my Opera (8). I
> suppose Firefox shows it how you intended?
>
> I found the reason for the top gap in Opera:
> You started the stylesheets with a charset line. I don't know about
> validity of that, but
> a) it causes the first next style to be omitted by Opera (hence, the
> padding:0; didn't kick in)
> b) I never used a charset line like that, and never had problems with
> browsers not understanding my characters.
>
> The space between the #navcontainer and the #header is caused by the
> margin-bottom of the h1. Change margin-top:0; into margin:0; and
> you're done :-)
>
i use ace html for writing me stuff and that automatically stciks the
charset thing in when i make a new stylesheet so i just thought it was
supposed to be there... thanks again.

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