why is that there?!

[dinkumrocks]

ok. this is a very weird problem im coming across, atleast, its wierd to me.

Theres a gap between the nav bar and the rest of the page. you can see it at www.dinkumrocks.com/web/home.asp (http://www.dinkumrocks.com/web/home.asp)

then..... if you go to www.dinkumrocks.com/web/quote.asp (http://www.dinkumrocks.com/web/quote.asp) it isnt there.

also, this gets me even more... if you go to www.dinkumrocks.com/web/quote.asp?mode=thanks (http://www.dinkumrocks.com/web/quote.asp?mode=thanks) , it has the gap!

what the crap is going on!

ive checked the code over and over, and nothing would be causeing it




im really really stumped... anyone wanna help me?
-Naaman

[MacGuyver]

Well, I don't know what kind of gap you mean, as for me there's a gap between them on all the three pages (and also between the columns and the outer border).

[dinkumrocks]

OK. i took a screen shot of the gap. i hope this helps


the second image is an image of waht i want it to look like.

thanks for any help
-Naaman

[lunatic]

I see it on every page too. But instead of the gap with horizontal lines that you show on your screen shot I see a big white space that looks like it is part of the frame/nav bar. i.e. white space above and below the moving colored diagonal stripes.

*edit* I use Firefox. When I look at your pages in IE I do see what you are describing. I have no idea why its doing that. :-/ Sorry to be of no use. Maybe your page should say "Best viewed in Firefox!" or something. :P

[dinkumrocks]

hahhah. thanks for the help anyway lunatic.

[MacGuyver]

Oh, THAT gap? :P I did not see that at all, I thought you were talking about the little space between the left and right columns :P
Anyway, I am using Safari on Macintosh, and there is no gap in any page.
Maybe your code dislikes iE ( hurray to your code! :P )

[MacGuyver]

Speaking of code, I took a look at it and I think I found your problem. The thing is you are specifying height to the outer table, and the pages that display the gap do not have enough content to fill up that height, so things get vertically centered.
You may either remove the height property, or specify a small value, like 100.

//edit: ...or align the content to the top of the table, instead of letting it hang around in the middle

Hope that helps

[lunatic]

Good catch MacGuyver! Did you use a paperclip for that or bubblegum? :P

[MacGuyver]

Nah, I won't tell you that until the bomb displays 00:01 ;)

[lunatic]

:lol:

[dinkumrocks]

HAHAHA. thanks so much. i would have never found that, and would have spent the next 3 days trying to fugure it out

thanks!
-Naaman