We are building this page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.babylog.com/boggs/projects.html">http://www.babylog.com/boggs/projects.html</a><!-- m -->) and at the very bottom, there is a gap between the curvy images that are supposed to join.<br />
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(Hasn't been uploaded yet to the "real" site, which is going to be within the site below... above is a temp page.)<br />
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If you see this other page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.boggscontracting.com/index.html">http://www.boggscontracting.com/index.html</a><!-- m -->) and look at bottom, it is correct.<br />
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We can't figure out why gap is there on first page. Thanks.<!--content-->DNS error on first link. Fix. Will then look. Till then, will booze.<!--content-->Originally posted by Daot Lagorille <br />
DNS error on first link. Fix. Will then look. Till then, will booze. <br />
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DNS errror is some mysterious server or other problem. Sites are up again now.<!--content-->It maybe something like having a space after the one image so it creates a space in between. I think I did see one time where having an <img> tag on the same line as another, or having it on seperate lines changed how it was placed on the page. It might be more of a quirk than anything.<!--content-->
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(Hasn't been uploaded yet to the "real" site, which is going to be within the site below... above is a temp page.)<br />
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If you see this other page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.boggscontracting.com/index.html">http://www.boggscontracting.com/index.html</a><!-- m -->) and look at bottom, it is correct.<br />
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We can't figure out why gap is there on first page. Thanks.<!--content-->DNS error on first link. Fix. Will then look. Till then, will booze.<!--content-->Originally posted by Daot Lagorille <br />
DNS error on first link. Fix. Will then look. Till then, will booze. <br />
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DNS errror is some mysterious server or other problem. Sites are up again now.<!--content-->It maybe something like having a space after the one image so it creates a space in between. I think I did see one time where having an <img> tag on the same line as another, or having it on seperate lines changed how it was placed on the page. It might be more of a quirk than anything.<!--content-->