MEM wrote:
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>
> And now I'm able to give symmetric negative margins on .destaque and
> allow a more closer effect, not the best approach on this case...?
>
Using margins for positioning has always worked well for me - both
positive and negative margins. I don't think you'll have any problem
MEM wrote:
>
> I'd like to reduce the vertical space between two divs so that the
> div on top of the image stays close to the image, and the div at the
> bottom of the image stays close to the image too.
>
> Here's the example:
>
> http://www.cantinho.org/pt/cantinho-site/layout3.html
>
> I ha
> Well, you have a DIV class="bottom" between those two DIVs, with a
> specified height of 13px. Is this creating the "vertical space" you
> see,
> perhaps?
>
Thanks for the reply David,
Yes, the height is defined as 13px and that could solve the top space
(between the top div and the image), ho
> The space difference don't disappear, what/where should I change to
> make this work?
Done. Hope the right way. :)
I've give negative margins to the container that holds the image, and the
space has shortened.
Something like:
.container .destaque
{
margin-top:-5px;
margin-bott
