David and Jasper,
Thank you for your help with this. I'm sorry I wasn't clear in my post.
I tried your suggestion, David of -12px top margin but this did not
quite fix the problem, although did move close to it. Making it -16px
fixed the problem in win FF & NN and safari but in ie6 win the gap is
still about 3px, in opera the gap has gone but the background images do
not line up and in ie mac the background can not be seen at all.
So I tried Jasper's suggestion of adding height:0px to the strapline div
above. Working on this I added an 88px margin to all three columns,
which has fixed the issue in FF, NN, Opera and safari. Ie win and mac
show a 88px gap. I think I've read about this Ie problem before so will
hunt about for a fix for this but if anyone knows a solution it would be
much appreciated.
Thanks again to you both for your help.
Kind regards,
Julie
>Sent: 04 July 2005 18:17
>
>I don't know exactly what you mean, but try this... Add the following
>line to #strapline:
>
>height: 0px;
>
>So you'll get this:
>
>#strapline{
> margin:0;
> padding:0;
> border-width:0;
> height: 0px;
>}
>
>That makes the gap disappear here... But creates a few other problems,
>content && menu sitting too high... But I think you can fix that
>yourself and since I'm not sure this is what you mean, I'll help yo
>further if this was the problem and you can't fix the new problems ;)
>
>- Jasper
>
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