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[soku13 Friend soku13Join date: May 2008Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#129240

Picture will tell you everything…

One problem is solved

I’ve made this in my index.php

<!-- END: MAIN NAVIGATION -->
<ul>
<?php if($this->countModules('reklama')) : ?>
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="reklama" />
<?php endif; ?>
</ul>

<div id="ja-containerwrap<?php echo $divid; ?>" class="clearfix">

[Menalto Friend MenaltoJoin date: May 2007Posts: 4736Downloads:0Uploads:43 Thanks: 2 Thanked: 531 times in 361 posts]

#251749

What did you add in the CSS file?

[soku13 Friend soku13Join date: May 2008Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#251750

<em>@Menalto 56796 wrote:</em><blockquote>What did you add in the CSS file?</blockquote>

Nothing… I suppose I should add something.

I’ve removed this line.

Visit my website to see it.

[soku13 Friend soku13Join date: May 2008Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#251961

Any solutions?

[skewered Friend skeweredJoin date: October 2007Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 3]

#252534

in the template css file change line 668

ja-containerwrap, #ja-containerwrap-c, #ja-containerwrap-cm, #ja-containerwrap-f, #ja-containerwrap-m {template.css (line 668)
clear:both;
margin:20px 0pt;

to

ja-containerwrap, #ja-containerwrap-c, #ja-containerwrap-cm, #ja-containerwrap-f, #ja-containerwrap-m {template.css (line 668)
clear:both;
margin:0px 0pt;

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#252541

<em>@soku13 56797 wrote:</em><blockquote>Nothing… I suppose I should add something.

I’ve removed this line.

Visit my website to see it.</blockquote>

Hi soku,

I must have missed it but, “Where is the link to your website?”

As Menalto pointed out, this might likely be resolved by an edit of the CSS (more than likely, the template.css) — it is possible that this is a height or padding specifications issue.

The way to find the culprit is to perform a browser “Page Source” of your website — this will give you the full html format of your webpage shown in the browser.

Find the various specifications around or near the figure.

It is possible that it is not the CSS itself. From my experience, if you created the “banner” below the space you did not want, the spacing might be introduced by the image.

How to check these alternatives?

Remove the banner, and check the height of the spacing.

If the spacing is constant with or without the image, it is a CSS specification (height, padding or margin) included by the Joomlart designer — a thumb rule in good webdesign is to provide a lot of white spaces because it makes a site less crowded and more easy to read. From what I see in the JA Teline series, the designer followed the rule, and the template has spaces everywhere.

If the height of the spacing changes, with or without the image, then it is caused by the image. To solve this, you can force less spacing by specifying a height restriction in the space occupied by the image. You will need to find the CSS specification for the “wrapper” around the image.

Cornelio

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