Garry
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Are you referring to the white space that is displaying above and below the header ?
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Tom
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Quote Garry:
Are you referring to the white space that is displaying above and below the header ?
Hi Gary,
Yes. I have the images in a table in which I placed in the header. In previous versions of Artisteer there was never a problem. It seems it happens when they are in a table or div.
Here is a screenshot.
Thanks for your help.
Tom
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tom
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Garry
i had to put one image on top. but you can see it is still happening between the image and the nav.
thanks.
Tom
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Tom
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I changed the site. but the issue still is now at the bottom in the footer. see the facebook and credit card logos? there is that weird space again.
please help.
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Garry
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Try increasing the height of following image by 3 px:
<img width="687" height="116" border="0" alt="Air Duct Cleaning NJ" src="/footertrucks.png">
change to:
<img width="687" height="119" border="0" alt="Air Duct Cleaning NJ" src="/footertrucks.png">
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Stanley Rieck
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Hi there...
I have the same issue... I also have images in a table, and I also have these silly padding at the bottom of each image (doesnt affect the images vertically...)
This needs to be fixed as I cannot work with tables now either...
here is the link to the site:
http://www.speedspace.co.za/jupgrade/
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Tom
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Quote Garry:
Try increasing the height of following image by 3 px:
<img width="687" height="116" border="0" alt="Air Duct Cleaning NJ" src="/footertrucks.png">
change to:
<img width="687" height="119" border="0" alt="Air Duct Cleaning NJ" src="/footertrucks.png">
Garry,
I tried that. thanks.
It seems to be an issue with the css.
table, ul.art-hmenu {
font-size: 13px;
when I change the 13px to 0px they go away BUT so does all the text in all my tables.
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Stanley Rieck
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I posted a support request for this issue 2 days ago, as I stated that I need to get the website sorted by Friday, however no support provided (Not shocked)!!!
Its amazing to me that they would do this to the header, basically limiting header images to a single image only... You could add negative margins vertically to all your header images, however I am not sure the impact that would have on IE etc... so this quick fix could just make more headaches... The second option that I am going to try is put a div in the header area, and put the module in the div... I will let you know if this is a serious fix, or just a quick fix...
Really bad support from artisteer... I am sure there is a better way to sort this issue out, however my limited timeline ensures I cannot wait for the (non existent) support o reply... I don't finish this site by Friday, I don't get paid till January... but why would artisteer care, they have my payment already!
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Stanley Rieck
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Ok, no luck, I have tried publishing my tabled image in various places on the website, it breaks up no matter where you put it... This seems to be a flaw in the joomla 2.5 version of the artisteer templates... No fix found yet, no assistance from support!!!
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Stanley Rieck
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I have managed to sort out the image, this is what I did... I added a margin at the bottom of each image (either margin -3 or -4) which gives me a decent layout in FF... however IE and chrome there is still a gap in my last image... I hope someone from support will get back to me soon, as I will have to do this with 9 images as I am using 9 different templates for this site!!! Very frustrating that they released this Version of Artisteer with such a clear flaw in it!
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Garry
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@ Stanley Rieck
This forum is user to user, you can contact Artisteer support for a quick solution: http://www.artisteer.com/?p=support
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Stanley Rieck
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Quote Garry:
Hi Gary.
Thanks for that useful information... My ticket to support (for a quick solutions) has been open for 5 days without response... What would you classify as quick?
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Stanley Rieck
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@ Tom
5 Days no fix from support, however I have a fix for you... I hope this sorts out your issue:
Step 1... In your table, add the following class after the open tag for your table: i.e. <table class="tableheader"
Step 2... In your template CSS add the following:
.tableheader
{
font-size: 0px !important;
}
That will change any tables with the class of "tableheader" to have no more line issues, and will not affect any of the other tables on your site...
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tom
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this worked.
thanks everyone.
adding the following code to the style.css file:
table img
{
vertical-align: bottom;
}
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