I have two floated, linked images in the sidebar, loaded in a div with
the class "execphpwidget." (See the two tan images, labeled "About" and
"Meet" in sidebar at right, directly above the tabbed menu).
There's a dead zone beneath the images. I can add space above or below
the images in ques
> There's a dead zone beneath the images. I can add space above or below the
> images in question, and no dead zone.
Not sure what you mean by dead zone. It looks OK in Firefox and
Chrome. If you don't want the two images overflowing .execphpwidget,
try this:
.execphpwidget {overflow:hidden;}
Reg
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 6:00 PM, RePost wrote:
> I have two floated, linked images in the sidebar, loaded in a div with the
> class "execphpwidget." (See the two tan images, labeled "About" and "Meet"
> in sidebar at right, directly above the tabbed menu).
>
> There's a dead zone beneath the imag
Tried both Claude and Chetan's suggestions with no effect. There's
something about those devil-spawned images that causes a dead zone
beneath them.
I've moved them now above an identical div with identically placed
images. They're still causing a dead zone into the top of the lower div.
The l
On 4/21/11 1:56 AM, RePost wrote:
Tried both Claude and Chetan's suggestions with no effect. There's
something about those devil-spawned images that causes a dead zone
beneath them.
I've moved them now above an identical div with identically placed
images. They're still causing a dead zone in
On Apr 21, 2011, at 2:56 PM, RePost wrote:
> There's something about those devil-spawned images that causes a dead zone
> beneath them.
>
> I've moved them now above an identical div with identically placed images.
> They're still causing a dead zone into the top of the lower div. The lower
>
And the verdict is:
Not a div of devil-spawned images, but the Facebook Like Button From
Hell. Firebug showed me code for the Like button was far exceeding its
boundaries, extending deep into the sidebar. I added "overflow:auto" to
my content div to contain the Like button.
Thanks for the as
On 4/21/11 2:56 AM, RePost wrote:
And the verdict is:
Not a div of devil-spawned images, but the Facebook Like Button From
Hell. Firebug showed me code for the Like button was far exceeding its
boundaries, extending deep into the sidebar. I added "overflow:auto"
to my content div to contain t
On Apr 21, 2011, at 3:56 PM, RePost wrote:
> Not a div of devil-spawned images, but the Facebook Like Button From Hell.
> Firebug showed me code for the Like button was far exceeding its boundaries,
> extending deep into the sidebar. I added "overflow:auto" to my content div to
> contain the L
Actually, Philippe, it wasn't the horrid Facebook Like button/box at the
top of the sidebar that was the culprit, but the horrid recurring
Facebook Like/Recommend button in the metadata area beneath the headline
of each entry in the content div.
This was a tough and exasperating bit of busines
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