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If anyone is using tables in the CMS content engine, you need to do two things to solve this problem. First, eliminate all "#" characters in your table. Why? Because it's a character that is used to "comment" text, and, for some reason, is read in the PHP scripting when the page is loaded in a Unix environment. All table tags that lay between two "#" characters are not read in your table, and therefore, your table structure collapses like a house built with a deck of cards. Use common names for your cell colors (Websafe), if you are using bg and font colors.
Second, there can be no spaces or line breaks in the table — well, maybe, one.
See if it helps by not having any line breaks in your table. You can see an example of this use in an article about XOOPS here:
Example of Table in Sections
I had the same problem before discovering a solution.
danyblue wrote:
I am trying to map pages made in HTML inside the Section and news part of XOOPS. i just have a problem that i don't know how to solve. XOOPS insert in the beginning of all the content a lot of empty space, which makes my content go down in the window and not being seen right from the beginning. Does any one know how to solve this problem?
If anyone is using tables in the CMS content engine, you need to do two things to solve this problem. First, eliminate all "#" characters in your table. Why? Because it's a character that is used to "comment" text, and, for some reason, is read in the PHP scripting when the page is loaded in a Unix environment. All table tags that lay between two "#" characters are not read in your table, and therefore, your table structure collapses like a house built with a deck of cards. Use common names for your cell colors (Websafe), if you are using bg and font colors.
Second, there can be no spaces or line breaks in the table — well, maybe, one.
See if it helps by not having any line breaks in your table. You can see an example of this use in an article about XOOPS here: Example of Table in Sections
I had the same problem before discovering a solution.
