I have a nice, tight table with space before/after set in CSS that displays properly in preview but the vertical spacing spreads out when viewed in the browser.
How do I force this to display properly? Inline is not an option in this layout.
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Can you show a link to the page? It’s probably possible, but without the actual HTML, impossible to say for certain.
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On Jan 31, 2015, at 1:53 PM, Furutan email@hidden wrote:
I have a nice, tight table with space before/after set in CSS that displays properly in preview but the vertical spacing spreads out when viewed in the browser.
How do I force this to display properly? Inline is not an option in this layout.
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http://recipesupfront.com/BakedGoods/a01.html
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Can you make a screenshot of what you would prefer, and float that as a semi-transparent layer over the top of the page? It’s hard to see what your issue is, because this looks just fine here (Safari 8, Mavericks).
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http://recipesupfront.com/BakedGoods/a01.html
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Safari 6 / Mountain Lion –
Table text set with zero before and after but it spreads to a default leading so that the table text is sitting on top of the text box below:
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I think you’re pretty safe, this is an older (not popular) version of Safari, and not even IE 8 gets this wrong (go to http://netrenderer.com to see what I mean). The correct way to fix it is with an inline layout, so I’d be curious why you don’t think this is a good option.
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On Jan 31, 2015, at 3:15 PM, Furutan email@hidden wrote:
Safari 6 / Mountain Lion –
Table text set with zero before and after but it spreads to a default leading so that the table text is sitting on top of the text box below:
https://www.hightail.com/download/UlRSSmIxeWFJMHZLd01UQw
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If you want to use a Table structure why not have 1 table that encloses the ingredients and the instructions.
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I couldn’t figure out how to merge cells - three columns over one column - but maybe I didn’t look hard enough. I am trying individual text boxes in a group and seeing if I can make inline work. The look of a recipe card really suits the theme and it would be nice if the instructions would work with a scroll bar, but when viewed on an iPad the scrolling is too weird to work.
What I’ll probably do is create the top part of the card like a banner and have the ingredients / instructions / download elements on a background object that can be dragged up and down behind this. It would require an object with an identical background photo and resizing method to serve as a mask but it would simplify some things.
The only caveat to this trick is that the background photo would need to very tall so that the width would be dominant in the resizing of both background photo elements. Otherwise the photos would drop out of sync if the browser window is made too large.
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I couldn’t figure out how to merge cells - three columns over one column
Draw a 3 column table with as many rows as you like.
Shift Click adjacent cells so that they are selected and from the Item Menu choose Table>Join Cells
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Told you I didn’t look very hard.
The issue is about making the space before / after style stick. If I can’t make the line spacing work when viewed in all browsers, a table won’t work.
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The issue is about making the space before / after style stick. If I can’t make the line spacing work when viewed in all browsers, a table won’t work.
If you make it one table then the space before/after is irrelevant. Adjoining cells/rows cannot overlap.
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