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why are there huge gaps at the bottom of every page? Kinda annoying. Would be great if they were gone
I dont even see the point of the gap?? Why not just change this:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier><table align="left" height="400%" width="10" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> </font></pre>
to this:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier><table align="left" height="100%" width="10" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> </font></pre>
And remove it all togeatther, Why does it need to be 400% high? Seems kinda weird.
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier><table align="left" height="400%" width="10" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> </font></pre>
to this:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier><table align="left" height="100%" width="10" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> </font></pre>
And remove it all togeatther, Why does it need to be 400% high? Seems kinda weird.
LOL - it does! I do know my HTML-****, and the way the site is coded there are four main tables. The first is the Header-table with the logo and stuff, then there is the left menu, right menu and at the last the center content tabel. SInce the left and right us "ALIGN=LEFT" and "ALIGN=RIGHT", and the whole is not contained into a global table (except for Mozilla/Netscape), I do not know the length of the page when I render the near to invisible left colored bar.
So I have to make sure that it is approx. as long as the whole page...
The advantage to code the page like that? That the HTML does show up in quicker at the browser. The menu and left side are rendered before the center content, and the page as a whole is PERCIVED faster....
Best Regards
Christian "Bargib" Koerner
Editor in Chief, The Lancers Reactor
So I have to make sure that it is approx. as long as the whole page...
The advantage to code the page like that? That the HTML does show up in quicker at the browser. The menu and left side are rendered before the center content, and the page as a whole is PERCIVED faster....
Best Regards
Christian "Bargib" Koerner
Editor in Chief, The Lancers Reactor
I've GOT to fix that... argh...
Best Regards
Christian "Bargib" Koerner
Editor in Chief, The Lancers Reactor
Best Regards
Christian "Bargib" Koerner
Editor in Chief, The Lancers Reactor
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