Having wrestled and beaten some of the largest and most convoluted XHTML problems it's ever been my pleasure to obsess over, I now find the new Comic Genesis site stalled and myself beaten by a simple, straightforward table.
...help...
I've isolated the problem table away from all other code and uploaded it here. It's an IE only problem - possibly only IE 6 for that matter. There's a one pixel gap on the left hand side between the first and second cells.
Anyone know what the problem is?
Oh, the green dots are blank images, except I made them visible. Here they just fill the table cells.
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I don't know why this works, but..
Under the "Button bar" section in the coding, change
width="25"
to
width="26"
And IE will push shut the gap. At least, my copy of IE6 does. Firefox and Opera's displays are uneffected when you do this.
It has to be that first cell; if you change the width of any of the others, a new gap opens up somewhere else.
Under the "Button bar" section in the coding, change
width="25"
to
width="26"
And IE will push shut the gap. At least, my copy of IE6 does. Firefox and Opera's displays are uneffected when you do this.
It has to be that first cell; if you change the width of any of the others, a new gap opens up somewhere else.
"gooey-duck". A clam. Not a snail.
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