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Posted by John Salerno on 01/22/49 11:38
Mark Parnell wrote:
> I can also see them if I save the page locally and then look at the
> source. What program did you use to create that page? My guess would be
> that there are some weird MS characters in there or something.
>
> BTW: That page is missing a doctype declaration - so it triggers Quirks
> mode in most modern browsers (and IE). That could cause it to behave
> differently to the other page anyway.
Actually, that particular page (and many more) weren't created by me.
I'm just using the same stylesheet to make some new pages dealing with
some new functions. In a way I'm kind of stuck using their styling (the
<span>, for instance, although I suppose I could easily change that),
but I definitely am being more strict with my structure, such as no <br>
to make space. My page also has a doctype.
I guess they put the nbsp in there on purpose, because it does look
nicer than mine, but in order to do the same thing I like I'll use div
padding or span margin. You suggest:
padding: 10px 0px 10px 10px; ?
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