Re: FN-FORUM: FW: ADH WebCreations

date posted 29th June 2007 00:44

When I removed the padding: 7px; from #text this sorted your size problem
but as you said it pushed the text to the edge this is why I said add
margin: 7px; to your #text2, i tested that and it put ur text back as it was
without increasing your element width.

I did not do an indepth test but in brief it seemed to work for me. For your
firefox get the firebug add-on if you dont already have it and inspect your
pages with that.

Martin


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>
> It does work but means the text goes right to the edge which doesn't
> look great.
>
> If I'm using "padding" shouldn't it just adjust the text inside rather
> then pushing what's outside it further out and expanding the div?
>
> Anyone got any idea how I can get distance between the text and the edge
> without making the site wider?
>
> Thanks
> Ashley
>
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>
> Sorry I didnt read it all, If you remove the padding: 7px from #text
> this
> solves the problem
>
> the margin: 7px; to add to #text2 was just to give your text a border
> (margin) as removing the padding from #text pushed your txt right up to
> the
> border.
>
> Martin
>
>
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>
>>
>> I thought about that but there's only a text2 on the home page and
> this
>> affects all pages.
>>
>> The width for "#text2" is 750 and the "#images" div next to it is 150
>> totalling 900. The padding is 14 (7 each side) and the border is 6 (3
>> each side) which still only totals 920 - which is the width of the
> menu
>> and "text".
>>
>> So it must be something else - but I don't know what???
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ashley
>>
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> Martin
>> Wilkins
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>>
>>
>> Its the
>>
>> padding: 7px;
>>
>> in your style sheet for
>>
>> #text
>>
>> remove that and give your
>>
>> #text2
>>
>> margin: 7px;
>>
>> instead, that should work
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Martin
>> atdc
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>>>
>>> Can anyone tell me why on Fire Fox the content box is wider then the
>>> menu part as they are both set to 920px?
>>>
>>> Keep looking at it but can't figure out why.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Ashley
>>>
>>>
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