Brandon Stout wrote:
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MilesTogoe wrote:
now I'm getting white space between divs - I've tried a number of
"fixes" (ie *{margin:0}, p{margin 0;}, padding: 1px;
overflow:hidden;) but none of these seem to work - at least in
firefox, konqueror, arora(webkit). It especially seens to happen
with clear: both;
have any of you css fans had and solved this problem ? or is it
just the straw that's breaking the camel's back (css frustration)
and driving me back to tables ?
Put no white space between the divs when you want no white space
between them:
</div><div>
Then you'll have no white space between them. This is completely
cross-browser compatible, too :).
Brandon
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@justin
good point - I discovered there wasn't a doc type - so I put in a doc
type with "transitional" - this seemed to improve things but not really
get rid of thinner white space. Which brings up the point, if using
with css, jquery, etc - what should doc type be ? transitional vs
strict ? what about with css3 display tables ?
@brandon
I think that is an issue but goes against neat indented coding:
<div id="whatever">
<p>stuff</p> <!-- spaces instead of tabs -->
</div>
so I'm thinking of experimenting with the new css display tables - more
like the control of the old tables and gets away from messy floats,
clears. And yeah I don't care if IE refuses to support the css standard
- we'll just tell our customers they have to use Chrome, Firefox,
Safari, Konqueror, Arora, Epiphany, or Opera - "anything but Microsoft"
- besides they'll probably get a better, faster, safer browser.
so anyone been using the new css display tables ? experiences ?
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