[Brown]

http://www.flark.co.uk/unlimited/

where's the gap coming from? the second nav (grey background) is meant to be snug against the image.

cheers,

[Mr Fred]

looks better with gap - go for it!

[Brown]

maybe but i'd like to be able to control it, which i can't at the moment.

take out the doctype and it dissapears. opera 7 (don't ask why i even had it open) doesn't display a gap.

[smallbeer]

the gaps coming from the header image, not the list.

put this

 img {
display: block;
}

All images are inline as default which means they have a slight gap underneath.

[dan]

Yay. Answered a problem I had a while back. Thanks sb.

[Brown]

cheers beers.

[matt designer]

Originally Posted by smallbeer

the gaps coming from the header image, not the list.

put this

 img {
display: block;
}

All images are inline as default which means they have a slight gap underneath.

I have just found this thread after looking to solve the same problem. Where do I need to put the code you mentioned?

[Brown]

depends on how your xhtml is coded.

[smallbeer]

just put it in your stylesheet.

[Stickman]

..to apply it to all images.

[smallbeer]

you're worse than the girlfriend for finishing my sentences for me.

[matt designer]

Having read through some other threads I may be working in a way that offends people here - Dreamweaver.

[Bill Posters]

Originally Posted by matt designer

Having read through some other threads I may be working in a way that offends people here

Even if you aren't, we can be flexible.

[Stickman]

Tabletastic.

Originally Posted by smallbeer

you're worse than the girlfriend for finishing my sentences for me.

You been smoking again?

[matt designer]

I'm glad there can be flexability.

I realise that moving away from tables is a good move and intend to develop my skills, however I really need to fix this gap problem and am very stuck.

Any help would be superb.

[Stickman]

What gap problem?

[matt designer]

Originally Posted by Stickman

What gap problem?

when viewed on PC Internet Explorer there is a gap between the nav and the main image. They should be touching.

[Stickman]

In your stylesheet:

Originally Posted by smallbeer

put this

 img {
display: block;
}

All images are inline as default which means they have a slight gap underneath.

[Bill Posters]

…"ray - a drop of golden Sun"…

[matt designer]

Originally Posted by Stickman

In your stylesheet:

Sorry if I'm sounding thick, but the gap is being caused by the cell containing the navigation. The navigation was created using Fireworks. The only styles used are for the positioning of text so I'm not sure where in the code I need to add the fixing code.

Hope you can help.