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PROBLEM SOLVED AND AHS DELIVERY BOOKED (yay for the powers of bribery!)

First person to find out where the fricking 100-ish pixel gap is coming from above my blog titles (eg: "why on earth do i have so many phones?") on this page: http://www.peripheralvisions.co.uk/blog/, and tell me how to fix it, gets to send me Amsterdam High Seas (just got a token refill today).

Because i am so not beyond bribing people for code help.

http://www.peripheralvisions.co.uk/blog/default-theme.zip
[you download this zipped theme folder with the understanding that no code-mockery is to take place. or i shall get out the chopsticks. and do nasty things with them. er, to you.]

Posted by pheral on Aug 16, 2007 in Swap Meet | 4 comments

braindeaf on Aug 16, 2007

#header {
background-color: white;
margin: 0 0 0 1px;
padding: 0;
height: 220px;
width: 758px;
}

Your header has its size determined in your CSS. However, your image size is 789px x 133px so its actually bigger than the div that contains it. Try upping the size to 789px x 133px.

Have you tried using the Firefox Web Developer plugin at all? Its really handy little monster.

braindeaf on Aug 16, 2007

Sorry, I meant just changing the size to the size of the image or slightly bigger. The height of the header is creating the gap because you've set it to 220px when your image is only 133px high. I am so very bad at explaining things.

pheral on Aug 16, 2007

By god, you RULE! I thought i'd adjusted every frigging number there was in that CSS file, but obviously i was wrong wrong wrong.

Haven't tried the webdev plugin, shall give it a go, i need to seriously improve my code knowledge.

Thank you tons for the help! Just read your whisper, am replying with a firm 'aye'...

pheral on Aug 16, 2007

I understood it the first time, so you're better at explaining than you think. :P