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simms

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http://www.jastram.com/v4/brochures.shtml

I need to know why the Flash banner at the top isn't FLUSH to the top of the page. There's about the size of a line break there and it's driving me nuts.

Can you help me out? Feel free to critique the site as well. Yes, I am aware there are 3 paragraphs on the index page that are spammed. ;)

Thanks guys... :frown: This sucks!
 
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notfred

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Ugh, that code bothers me to look at. Add "vertical-align: top" top the CSS of whatever containing block it's in.

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It IS aligned at the top, when the menus open, they go all the way up (and down).

Who came up with idea for menus that open both up and down?
 
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hevnsnt

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I would imagine it is because the flash needs room to open maybe?

Edit.. Oh, I was using Firefox.. I see it in IE now..
 
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simms

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Originally posted by: notfred
Ugh, that code bothers me to look at. Add "vertical-align: top" top the CSS of whatever containing block it's in.

Edit:

It IS aligned at the top, when the menus open, they go all the way up (and down).

Who came up with idea for menus that open both up and down?
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I don't think it's in a CSS block. And the people higher up wanted it this way.

I would imagine it is because the flash needs room to open maybe?
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Nope, It's already accounted for.

Looks fine in FireFox, no gap at the top. In IE, there is the gap.
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Thank you!

it doesnt display correctly in Opera, you shoudl fix that as well
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Oops, thought I checked it yesterday. Thanks for the update.
 
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simms

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Nvm, I just applied it to the CSS. Try Right clicking (in IE) on the flash.. see how the Macromedia thing pops up? Then right click higher up, see how it's the regular HTML right click... that means there's still space there.
 
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notfred

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Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: notfred
Ugh, that code bothers me to look at. Add "vertical-align: top" top the CSS of whatever containing block it's in.

Edit:

It IS aligned at the top, when the menus open, they go all the way up (and down).

Who came up with idea for menus that open both up and down?
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I don't think it's in a CSS block.
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If your HTML is valid then it is, even if it's just the <body> tag.
 
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simms

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Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: notfred
Ugh, that code bothers me to look at. Add "vertical-align: top" top the CSS of whatever containing block it's in.

Edit:

It IS aligned at the top, when the menus open, they go all the way up (and down).

Who came up with idea for menus that open both up and down?
Click to expand...

I don't think it's in a CSS block.
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If your HTML is valid then it is, even if it's just the <body> tag.
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body {
margin: 0;
overflow:auto;
margin-left: 0px;
margin-top: 0px;
margin-right: 0px;
margin-bottom: 0px
vertical-align: top;
}

There.
ok, got your PM: <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" style="margin-top: 0px;">

But it's still no good.
 
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simms

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Opera and FF are fine, I don't think Netscape/IE will do it... bump if anyone can help! :)
 
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