Changing a ready made CSS

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Hi All
I used :
- Visual interdev 6 Wizard
- Left1 style
- Redside theme

To create a simple website with 3 sub pages

Please kindly advise how to remove the space between the buttons (see attachment)

TIA
Guyplease show a snippet of code
the pic doesn't show how the page has been codedIf you show the page and not an image thereof someone will be able to help you. :)Thanks for the quick reply (wow...)
1. Start visual interdev
2. Use the wizard to create project 1 with
a. Side1 layout
b. Redside theme
3. Right click the project explorer window and add a site diagram
4. From the site diagram - add 3 pages (whilst right clicking the home page icon 3*(right click + add page )
5. Click the Save all button
6. Double click the default.htm in the project explorer
7. Go to Source tab (and not design tab )( It wont work otherwise!!!)
8. Right click the "PageNavbar"
9. Choose "First level pages" and check/tick "Home"
10. Save the work and view the default.htm in your browser

Voila!
GuyOriginally posted by guy1407
Thanks for the quick reply (wow...)
1. Start visual interdev


This is where I can't get any further. I DON'T HAVE that program.

If you really want help, I suggest you post or link to the code as has been suggested.Hi Stefan
Sorry I did not know you do not have this program
Can you please give me a hint where to start?
TIA
GuyWhat you need to do is post some code for us to look at. Interdev must allow you to save as .html? The contents of that is what we need.Find the page's file which you created in your program. Then copy it and rename the second copy *.txt. Now attach it to this thread.Thank u for the readiness to help
I attached the home page and the css files
I hope it will be enough for you to help
(yes I am a newbie!)

GuyUm, that was about the largest mess I've seen to date from an automatic webpage generator. No less then 12 external CSS files for a small button menu + a ****load of MS specific object references instead of proper HTML.

My advice to you is to drop that program you are using as fast as you possibly can and get yourself another piece of software.
If you really want to learn how to make webpages, you should settel for a nece texteditor and learn how to handcode everything. That way you will actually learn something as you go along.I'd agree with Stefan, it was a big mess. I didn't want to waste the time trying to figure out what everything was supposed to be doing...
 
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