I am trying to get a graphic all the way accross the top of a web page I am building, but am having problems. An example of the effect I want to create is here: <br />
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I set my margins at "0", but still get a tiny margin around the graphic. I looked at the HTML, but the page is built using frames, which I do not want to do, unless it's absolutely necessary. Can anyone help me create this? Thanks very much in advance!<!--content-->You problem could be the line height associated with inline elements like images. I feel like I have better control over images in banners by putting them in the background.<!--content-->Thanks for your help! After playing with my table coding, I was able to get the problem fixed, but I do see why you would suggest your tip...<!--content-->After playing with my table coding . . . Maybe we've discovered the root of the problem. This is a job for <div> not <table>.<!--content-->I haven't a clue what a <DIV> tag is or how to use one....<!--content-->It basically just works to <div>ide text into sections, then you style the sections. i.e.: <div id="header"><h1>Foo</h1></div><!--content-->The style method relies on CSS. Remember...HTML = Information; CSS = Presentation...
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I set my margins at "0", but still get a tiny margin around the graphic. I looked at the HTML, but the page is built using frames, which I do not want to do, unless it's absolutely necessary. Can anyone help me create this? Thanks very much in advance!<!--content-->You problem could be the line height associated with inline elements like images. I feel like I have better control over images in banners by putting them in the background.<!--content-->Thanks for your help! After playing with my table coding, I was able to get the problem fixed, but I do see why you would suggest your tip...<!--content-->After playing with my table coding . . . Maybe we've discovered the root of the problem. This is a job for <div> not <table>.<!--content-->I haven't a clue what a <DIV> tag is or how to use one....<!--content-->It basically just works to <div>ide text into sections, then you style the sections. i.e.: <div id="header"><h1>Foo</h1></div><!--content-->The style method relies on CSS. Remember...HTML = Information; CSS = Presentation...
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