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Ok. I have tables. I need them to be right on top of each other with no spaces. But I am forced to use a <p class="news"> to format the text within the table. But this gives me HUGE </p> spaces that I absolutely cannot have. Anyways, any help of minimizing the spaces, but still keep format please let me know.
Oh, I can't use <font> commands because I have complex formatting. I have already tried that. HeHe. ------------------ ================ -Khill, www.tsrealm.com |
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What you said doesnt completely make sense to me. Are the <P>'s inside of tables? If I were you, I would not use <P> at all, it's an annoying tag, and from my experience, some browsers (especially older ones) handle it slightly differently. you could use <TD class="news"> so your special formatting would happen inside the tables, then you wouldn't need <P>.
But maybe I just totally read your post wrong. |
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ya like the previous post don't use a <p>. i like <span> for working with text myself but it may not be supported by super old browsers.. good luck.
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Take a style like...
<style> .mystyle{font-family:arial;font-size:12pt;color:#800000;} </style> Then in your tables .... <td calss="mystyle>content in blue 12pt arial</td>. etc etc ------------------ Simon Wheeler FirePages -DHTML/PHP/MySQL |
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