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Why this margin?

Hi!

Please have a look at my website at http://noumlauts.com.

I am currently working on a new design and I cannot find out, why there
is such a huge margin under the first h3 (+subtext) in the #left...

Could someone please explain to me, what is producing this big margin?

Thanks,

Michael

PS: Please don't critizise the other code now. I am working on it, so
it WILL be beautiful in the end!

Aug 2 '05 #1
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On 2 Aug 2005 09:57:58 -0700, Michael <m.******@gmail .com> wrote:
Please have a look at my website at http://noumlauts.com.

I am currently working on a new design and I cannot find out, why there
is such a huge margin under the first h3 (+subtext) in the #left...

Could someone please explain to me, what is producing this big margin?

PS: Please don't critizise the other code now. I am working on it, so
it WILL be beautiful in the end!


That's not the deal. See
<http://validator.w3.or g/check?uri=http% 3A%2F%2Fnoumlau ts.com%2F> As far as you
know any of those errors could be the cause of that unwanted effect.

As always: get to a stage with your work so that it at least validates before
asking your questions here. So, correct your errors, see if the behaviour still
exists and then, only then, come back here with your questions.

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Aug 2 '05 #2


Michael wrote:

Please have a look at my website at http://noumlauts.com.

I am currently working on a new design and I cannot find out, why there
is such a huge margin under the first h3 (+subtext) in the #left...


Does that margin appear with a particular browser? Which one?

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Aug 2 '05 #3
"Michael" <m.******@gmail .com> wrote:
Please have a look at my website at http://noumlauts.com.

I am currently working on a new design and I cannot find out, why
there is such a huge margin under the first h3 (+subtext) in the
#left...


The problem of your code is not 'validation' but that it is a bloody
mess te read; you've got external style sheets, a style element and
style attributes. Duh.

Anyway, there's a useless DIV somwhere in the middle that clears the
right float. That's obviously why the subsequent text appears below
the stuff on the right.
Aug 2 '05 #4
Michael wrote:

Please have a look at my website at http://noumlauts.com.
Sheesh! Another friggin' mess. Correct your HTML and CSS validation errors!
I am currently working on a new design and I cannot find out, why there
is such a huge margin under the first h3 (+subtext) in the #left...

Probably the 32% right margin you put on #left.

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Aug 2 '05 #5
Hi!

Thanks for the answers unilt now. The problem is that I use Blogger.com
for publishing this website and it adds some things by itself. So
somethings, like the external stylesheets, I cannot control...

M.

Aug 3 '05 #6

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