1 Topic by Kevin (edited by Kevin 2005-12-30 15:30)

  • Kevin
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Topic: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

I have installed PunBB on a hosting site I am putting together and have run into an intergration issue that, for the life of me, I am unable to resolve.

The formatting for the site looks perfect in both IE and FireFox in all other areas of the site but when I integrated PunBB I have been seeing an unwanted space (looks like padding) in a couple of areas.

IE Screencap

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a200/griswald/misc/ie_cap.jpg

FireFox Screencap

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a200/griswald/misc/ff_cap.jpg

Any help that can be offered would be most appreciated.

Links:
Front Page
PunBB Forum


Many thanks,

Kevin

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2 Reply by Elzar

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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

All of the table mess doesn't validate.

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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

Looks fine to me (although I'm not logged in)...

4 Reply by Kevin

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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

Elzar wrote:

All of the table mess doesn't validate.

Thank you for that very insightful bundle of help but I don't recall asking a question about validation.

Smartys wrote:

Looks fine to me (although I'm not logged in)...

Thank you for taking the time to have a look, Smartys. I was able to resolve the issue just before I ran out the door to go to the ofice earlier.


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  • Madoor
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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

Guess it was the doctype you had to change. I had the same problem, but changed the doctype to Transitional to make it work.

6 Reply by Kevin

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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

You got it! I had no idea.. luckily a friend offered that suggestion to me and it was, indeed, the problem.

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Re: [Integration] Padding in FF - Pulling hair out!

Thanks for posting the solution, I was having the EXACT same problem, and you solved it.

Will