Hi Joe,
Extra space between <div>s is often caused by a bottom margin overhang on the
content of the top <div>. For example, say the <p> element has a bottom margin
.of .6em. If this is the last element in the top <div> you may get a space of
approx .6em between the top and bottom <div>s.
The solution is either to set a custom class on the last element in the top div
to zero the bottom margin, or (preferred) add a dummy element under all content
in the top div with a zero'd bottom margin.
HTML
<div>
<p>Last paragraph element.</p>
<p class="end"> </p>
</div>
CSS
p.end {
height: 1px;
margin: 0;
}
You might also want to set the visited state colour for the footer links to
something with greater contrast than purple on blue.
>check this out. http://hayteam.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
>
>I get this occasional bug to show in Firefox for Windows. What happens is
>occasionally Firefox puts a big space at the bottom of my content before just
>before the footer as if I had a bunch of spaces in there. It doesn't always
>happen, but sometimes it shows up if I refresh a few times, then after another
>refresh it disappears.
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