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jensclas
html help needed for wf section article

Hi all

I have a problem with one of my articles. I decided to use a table as I wanted the pics to sit nice in the text. There is a bit of text before the table - I put it there to try and resolve the huge gap that was coming up between the article intro and it's tbled body...but the huge gap is still there. Here is the html at the start of this article...please help me with how to remove the big gap - I don't understand why it is appearing. I don;t need the opening statement - I can dump it all again...but I don't understand what is causing the gap or how to get rid of it.

It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery.








Please help!

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jensclas
Re: html help needed for wf section article

bump

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jensclas
Re: html help needed for wf section article

bump again

Isn't there anyone who can help with this one? Thanks

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Catzwolf
Re: html help needed for wf section article
  • 2004/11/28 0:24

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Remove the TBODY from the text.

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jensclas
Re: html help needed for wf section article

Hi Catzqolf

You suggested
Remove the TBODY from the text


but that didn't work. It keeps coming back all by itself!

Any other ideas?

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Herko
Re: html help needed for wf section article
  • 2004/11/28 12:15

  • Herko

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As your Personal Mentor I should answer this, methinks

Try this:

It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery.

Getting along to a painting convention is a recipe for a really great time. It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery to those well known via publications and publicity. No matter where they come from, they are all great to rub shoulders with! The greatest advantage of attending these events is if you have planned them right and booked the right classes you will be learning something new on a regular basis.



(this is valid XHTML, and uses CSS styles).

Herko

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rowdie
Re: html help needed for wf section article
  • 2004/11/28 12:15

  • rowdie

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What program are you using to edit the file? Just curious, as it seems to be making a mess of your html.

Try something like this:
<table cellPadding=2 border=0>
<
tr>
<
td colSpan=2>
<
font face="Bookman Old Style" color=#560081>Getting along to a painting convention is a recipe for a really great time. It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery to those well known via publications and publicity. No matter where they come from, they are all great to rub shoulders with! The greatest advantage of attending these events is if you have planned them right and booked the right classes you will be learning something new on a regular basis.

td>tr>


Catzwolf was right, you don't need tbody. You also don't need all the < br > 's , they end up given you empty new lines.

Hope this helps.
Rowd

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Herko
Re: html help needed for wf section article
  • 2004/11/28 12:16

  • Herko

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If you want your images to be located left or right in your text you can also use CSS styles:
Herko

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Herko
Re: html help needed for wf section article
  • 2004/11/28 12:20

  • Herko

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try putting everything on one line (no linebreaks in teh code, as wf-sections tends to convert those to real linebreaks in the output).

Herko

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jensclas
Re: html help needed for wf section article

Quote:
As your Personal Mentor I should answer this, methinks


Hi Herko - I thought I was saved Nice to see you pop in and Rowdie thanks...but there is still a problem. BTW I am using Spaw in wf sections.

I have pasted exactly what you have both suggested and removed the new lines etc to end up with something like this:

It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery.
Getting along to a painting convention is a recipe for a really great time. It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery to those well known via publications and publicity. No matter where they come from, they are all great to rub shoulders with! The greatest advantage of attending these events is if you have planned them right and booked the right classes you will be learning something new on a regular basis.
Getting along to a painting convention is a recipe for a really great time. It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners

no breaks, remove the tbody. Click back to 'design' - it still looks good - then over to html again and guess what..
It is rendering as

It is at such events you get to meet a great range of painters – from beginners to the very experienced, from those starting out in their own journey of discovery.



Getting along to a painting convention is a recipe for a really great time. It is at such events

It's as if I have made no changes at all...and this little gremlin is driving me mad.

I am wondering however if the problem is in the subtitle. So I tried deleting that and it still made no difference....so...Herlo you said Quote:
If you want your images to be located left or right in your text you can also use CSS styles:

Can you direct me to a place that lists the code for these styles?
Am I right in thinking if I kill off the table all together and go something like this instead for the images



How do I include the image sizes because they have been given sizing in the table...




is the above correct???????

Sorry guys..I am up to increment version 17! and i am still not happy with how it looks...gotta get it right!

TIA

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