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carlo

post date:
2011-11-29 00:03:08
Hello, I have created a simple css layout with 5 raws

the problem is that when I put some content in the raw there is a space between the raws.

I have checked the code and there are many   added but I don't need them because I wanted every raw near the other without spaces...

could you help me solving this problem ?

i mac osx or windows dreamweaver 5,5 is the same.... am I doing something wrong ?

thanks

Carlo
Elena Tepardea [Extend Studio]

post date:
2011-11-29 04:42:57
Hello,

The rows you are creating should't have space between them, unless you set them to be like that.
Also, there is a problem with the many '&nbsp' in your code. Could you tell me exactly how you are inserting content in these rows? It would be great if you could send us a screenshot with the code and design view by e-mail to support[at]extendstudio.com in order to have a look.
Thank you!

Regards,
Elena Tepardea
carlo

post date:
2011-11-30 12:41:53
hello, just sent you a screenshot with the code and the result
Elena Tepardea [Extend Studio]

post date:
2011-12-01 05:17:55
Hello,

I've took a look on your screenshot. As I could figure, you were trying to add the code manually, which, of course is not wrong, but you were adding it in the wrong place.
Instead of adding it between the html comments <!-- row_1 Content Starts Here --> &nbsp; <!-- row_1 Content Ends Here -->, you were adding it at the end of the comment, and the &nbsp; was kept there, which made the rows have a space between them. If you want to add your code manually, this should be added between the comments, replacing the &nbsp;
However, there's no need to do that, because the Flexi Layouts has a feature which automatically adds the content in the right place. Please open the Flexi CSS Layouts Editor and see that in the right side you have the 'Content' tab. Add your code for the row content there and you will note that the code will automatically replace the &nbsp; - you can see this attached in the second screenshot correct_code.png attached in the e-mail I have sent you.

Regards,
Elena Tepardea
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