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Christylh8

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Most importantly, you haven't included a DOCTYPE in your html. Secondly, you haven't specified any character-encoding (less important).

Thirdly, you have some <td> tags next to eachother, without a close, which is not allowed: <td><td>... You also have an instance or two where you went directyly from </td> to </table> without closing the row.

My very first suggestion would be to add a DOCTYPE, visit and go from there.

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I know it is a bit late, but forms create a margin at the bottom by default. To defy that, just use CSS to take that margin away:
Code:
<form style="margin-bottom: 0;">
...
</from>
 
My guess is one of the height attributes in your <TD> tags is making everything larger.
 
It's like vragabond says..
I had this issue before, but I had to work-around it.

Even so, fix your html, like cflava said.

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