Aesthetics - reduce gap between header and comments.
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 5:14 pm
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I bought a license for the guestbook today as a test proved it ideal for my needs. So, many thanks first.
Secondly, I am looking for a way of reducing the gap see between the header and the comments section (and sign form). I have looked through the style.css files and cannot find what I need.
If you look at my guestbook main page, there is a large gap between the total number of comments and the section in which the comments begin - which I'd like to reduce to a minimum if possible.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
cd
ps: I hope you don't mind that I've commented out the http links. I have found in the past that forums can greatly affect search engine listings if the url is listed a number of times.
Version of script: 1.7
Hosting company: ServerCentre.net
URL of phpinfo.php: h**p://www.spunkymonkeys.co.uk/php/phpinfo.php
URL of session_test.php: h**p://www.spunkymonkeys.co.uk/php/session_test.php
h**p://www.spunkymonkeys.co.uk/php/session_test2.php
What terms did you try when SEARCHING for a solution: css style spacing header body
Write your message below:
I bought a license for the guestbook today as a test proved it ideal for my needs. So, many thanks first.
Secondly, I am looking for a way of reducing the gap see between the header and the comments section (and sign form). I have looked through the style.css files and cannot find what I need.
If you look at my guestbook main page, there is a large gap between the total number of comments and the section in which the comments begin - which I'd like to reduce to a minimum if possible.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
cd
ps: I hope you don't mind that I've commented out the http links. I have found in the past that forums can greatly affect search engine listings if the url is listed a number of times.