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  • Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Thanks moshu, but it’s not the same problem.. I don’t have any problems with the footer. I’ve added a table in the index.php, and this table is appearing perfect in FF, Opera and Netscape, but 1 px to the left in IE.

    Whatever you say… Just check out in FF using the “Outline Block Level Elements” and you’ll see your table ends in the footer!

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Sorry for my possibly stupid question, but how do I do that?

    The Firefox Web Developer toolbar, and very useful it is too. You can find the option under ‘Outline’.

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    I’ve downloaded the toolbar (great toolbar by the way), and tried the “Outline Block Level Elements”, but I’m still confused.. I’m a newbie so everything isn’t obvious to me, so please bear with me ??

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Just a question.. Is it a “no no” thing to use tables in the files? And is it because I use tables that I get this problem?

    No. I mean it isn’t a “no no”… though many people will say so around here. And no again, it isn’t because you are using tables. Many Kubrick based themes have the same problem – as the thread I quoted could tell you. I’d say it is a “built-in” problem ??

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Oh, ok ?? But does that mean that I just have to accept the problem?

    Did you read the full topic I’ve linked in my first post here? It gives you the solution…

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    You mean the padding in the css? It doesn’t solve my problem..

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Maybe there is an other way to make a menu like that? Or is that a lot of work?

    I’ll take a look at it later (a day or two) if you want to wait; a bit busy right now.

    Thread Starter jorgent

    (@jorgent)

    Great! I’m not in a hurry, cause I’m working with other things on the blog too, but this is an annoying little problem ??

    Thanks!

    I couldn’t really find the cause for that 1px displacement. So, I have to resolve it with some hacks. Put the following in your CSS file.

    #Table_01 { margin-left: 1px }
    #page > #Table_01 { margin-left: 0px }

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