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  • Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    after looking more, it happens in the sidebar.php file, but only below the “Archives” codes. placed above that, it seems to work alright … but i would like it below … any ideas?

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    it’s very annoying … and the things i’ve tried haven’t helped it …

    Your code has two <br /> tags after the archives. If you don’t want that much space, you may need to check the get_archives() tag that you’re sending to make sure you’re not sending an extra one, or change the css on the archives class to reduce the padding-bottom or margin-bottom.

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    i’m not seeing what you’re referring to “two tags after the archives,” i’m not sure where/how to check to see if i’m sending an extra “get,” and my css doesn’t even have an “archives” class … is this a problem?

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    okay in regards to get_archives, i’m seeing one in my sidebar and one in my header…do i need only one of those? (in the header i assume)?

    Here’s the source in your page:
    <div class="title">Archives</div>
    <a href="http://tjinh200.com/tjinh200/?m=200502" title="February 2005">February 2005</a>

    This is in the sidebar, right underneath the categories. ( I fixed the above post; the tag was parsed by the html code)

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    maybe i’m not seeing it, but what does the code you posted represent? that shows, to me just the results of the “get” tags …

    and the white space i’m seeing isn’t just two “br” tags long, it’s many “p” at least …

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    ah i see okay, those “br” tags, but even still … underneath the actual posts themselves is really what i’m speaking of … there is way too much space from the bottom of the posts to the footer …

    try commenting out all height: 100% from your .css file. Additionally, line 321 of your style.css has some weird characters after the semicolon. Furthermore, you “are encouraged to offer a generic family as a last alternative.” Try that, see if anything changes (hopefully for the better).

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    i’ve commented out my “height”:

    /* height: 100%; */

    but line 321 of my css is this:

    margin: 0px;­­

    as shown in frontpage … and there still is not any change …

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    apparently this problem is only in FF not in IE, or so it seems … very odd, the page validates …

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    still not working … any ideas?

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    okay, a recap of this issue:

    the problem is occuring at the bottom of my page, just above the footer. the problem is blank, white space.

    – this only occurs in FF, in IE it looks as it should (without the mass of white space just above the footer)
    – in my sidebar.php if i put any code beneath the “Meta” tags, this error occurs
    – if i put my intended code anywhere above the “Archives” tag in my sidebar.php, it does work, without whitespace … problem being, i would like the intended code at the end of my sidebar

    any thoughts? http://www.tjinh200.com/tjinh200

    I took another look at the page. When I use one of the bookmarklets from http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html the space disappears. Strange.

    That line 321 margin thing: the extra characters after the semicolon may be some non-printing characters. Try cutting that line and retyping it. This is how it looks on my system: margin: 0px;¡©¡© Maybe the whole thing is choking on that.

    Thread Starter tjinh200

    (@tjinh200)

    i re-typed the “margin” text, but that still didn’t work …

    you are seeing what i mean though about the space right? or am i crazy? because it works fine on IE, just not in FF …

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