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Can anyone explain this render issue?

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Jul 01.2005

It seems that for some reason on the page below if I don’t put a break before and after the content in the #content div I get some wierd spacing issues… any ideas?

Doesn’t work: [URL]http://dogdoo.net/temp/test.html[/URL]

Does work: [URL]http://dogdoo.net/temp/test2.html[/URL]

Seems like a stupid work around… ?

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@JDM71488Jul 01.2005 — the only difference i see is that when you put your breaks, a break appears... they look the same other than that...

whats wrong?
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@dogdooauthorJul 05.2005 — Should have been more specific... sorry :rolleyes:

Anyway, with Firefox (not IE) if you look at the first page there will be space between the divs... it seems to happen with any block level object inside the middle div, in this case it's a H1 and a P. On the second example I put a break before and after the content in the middle div and the spaces go away.

Any ideas?
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@JDM71488Jul 05.2005 — h1 {
margin-top: 0;
}

whats with your ".h1" class? seems kinda pointless since its marked up the same as your h1 itself...?
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