Jason Peterman wrote:
> I followed your suggestions, and the gap is gone in Firefox and
> Safari. IE6 unfortunately still has a gap though. Let me know if
> there is anymore I can do.
Add...
#footer {padding: 1px 0;}
...to contain the 'collapsing margin'[1] that is creating the gap.
regar
> Use the same background on #container as you have on #content, so it
> appears as if the gap is gone. At the moment you have declared
> background twice on #container, so you should simply delete the second
> background-declaration.
>
> The gap will still be there, but - as with so many things in
Jason Peterman wrote:
> HTML: www.ellmarriages.org/test.html CSS:
> www.ellmarriages.org/site.css
>
> I am having the following problems: 1. There is a gap between the
> columns and the footer when I view in Firefox and Safari.
Use the same background on #container as you have on #content, so i
Hi,
I am new to css and css-discuss.org. I've worked through Eric
Meyer's HOT CSS: Web site design book, and I'm trying to recreate a
site I did in frontpage (www.ellmarriages.org).
I found this article on 2 column layouts that was similar to the
example used in the book. It addresses t
