nohandlesleft254
IS-IT--Management
Can anyone tell me why cfif causes gaps in my IE pages?
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cfif layout problem 1
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Define "gaps".
Is it creating breaks or spaces when you view the web page? Are you referring to white space when you view the page source? Can you give us an example, maybe a link to a site we can look at?
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Is it creating breaks or spaces when you view the web page? Are you referring to white space when you view the page source? Can you give us an example, maybe a link to a site we can look at?
Hope This Helps!
ECAR
ECAR Technologies
"My work is a game, a very serious game." - M.C. Escher
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nohandlesleft254
IS-IT--Management
Is it creating breaks or spaces when you view the web page? - Yes
I have a series of tabs for navigation, and i use cfif around these as permissions to allow use for certain pages etc. When i add the cfif code around the tabs it creates gaps - almost like cellpadding of about .5em... as you can imagine the tabs then sit above the page they need to appear part of.
I have a series of tabs for navigation, and i use cfif around these as permissions to allow use for certain pages etc. When i add the cfif code around the tabs it creates gaps - almost like cellpadding of about .5em... as you can imagine the tabs then sit above the page they need to appear part of.
Gotcha. Take a look at this thread, the second post may explain what you're seeing. thread215-1254685
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ECAR
ECAR Technologies
"My work is a game, a very serious game." - M.C. Escher
Hope This Helps!
ECAR
ECAR Technologies
"My work is a game, a very serious game." - M.C. Escher
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nohandlesleft254
IS-IT--Management
Brilliant! Ive been ignoring it for a while... thanks
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