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I knocked up a temporary page last night for a new website that is coming along soon and I can't work out why my client is seeing an odd white space issue that I can't. We're both using the same browser (IE7), they've cleared their temp files, and I don't think it's a caching issue. I don't see it in Firefox either. Here's the link:

http://www.abbottandlong.com/

Look down at the Wrap It Up section and the space underneath the photo of the tissue wrapped parcel with a turquoise bow should be the same as the space above - about 20px or so. They are seeing a much bigger space than I am - over 3x bigger - which looks to them like:



Any ideas anyone because I'm stumped!

I don't get the space here in FF or IE7. Weird.

No space here I'm afraid!

Andrew

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Works as intended here in IE7 & FF3 running on both Vista and XP as well as Google Chrome on XP and - as I'm sure you'll be gratified to hear - IE6 on Windows 98. I guess that, taken along with the other reports, seems to point to some kind of environmental/version issue.

If you really do need to 'fix' it at source then I guess my suggestion would be to try pulling the image 115957.jpg out of the enclosing paragraph and float it left with appropriate borders/padding in order to at least lose the align (deprecated) & hspace attributes.

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You might have to run IE Web Developer toolbar on the client's PC to get to the bottom of this but maybe easier just to float the image.

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As if by magic, the problem has mysteriously disappeared! Oh well - thanks to all for the help.

@petethegeek: On every site I do I always start out with the best of intentions then as I get towards the end and time is running short I slack off and throw in the odd align statement here and there!

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