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I put two webbots in a Div (also tried them in two separate Divs, but got the
same results): There is margin white space from left edge to right edge
inbetween the top gif (740x90) and the bottom gif (740x17).
hed.htm contains the top gif -- 740x90
horizontalnavbar.htm contains the bottom gif -- 740x17
The Code in my MAINPAGE.htm is this:
<div id="header">
<!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="include/hed.htm" TAG="BODY" -->
<!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="include/horizontalnavbar.htm" TAG="BODY"
-->
</div>
In my stylesheet, the id (#header) is 740x107 with all margins at 0 (zero).
So....the total height for the two GIFs is 107 (90+17).
Question: Why the persistent white line margin between the top and bottom
GIFs?
Note: I also tried removing the "height: 107" altogether, or also changing
it to 106 and 105, but the white line still persists between the top and
bottom GIFs.
Note: This views fine, top & bottom GIFs flush together with no white line,
in FireFox. But only in IE the white line persists as though it's forcing a
2-pixel margin between the top and bottom GIFs.
same results): There is margin white space from left edge to right edge
inbetween the top gif (740x90) and the bottom gif (740x17).
hed.htm contains the top gif -- 740x90
horizontalnavbar.htm contains the bottom gif -- 740x17
The Code in my MAINPAGE.htm is this:
<div id="header">
<!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="include/hed.htm" TAG="BODY" -->
<!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="include/horizontalnavbar.htm" TAG="BODY"
-->
</div>
In my stylesheet, the id (#header) is 740x107 with all margins at 0 (zero).
So....the total height for the two GIFs is 107 (90+17).
Question: Why the persistent white line margin between the top and bottom
GIFs?
Note: I also tried removing the "height: 107" altogether, or also changing
it to 106 and 105, but the white line still persists between the top and
bottom GIFs.
Note: This views fine, top & bottom GIFs flush together with no white line,
in FireFox. But only in IE the white line persists as though it's forcing a
2-pixel margin between the top and bottom GIFs.