Spacing Around Form Tags 2

[madhouse]

I'm creating a number of HTML pages that are to be used in a pop-up window. The size of the window is approx 600x480. On some of the pages I'm using some Javascript for an "image scroller" which also uses the "form" elements i.e. the Javascript is placed in the HEAD tags and there's a Form where the image scroller is to appear that makes a call to the Javascript.

Now since space is at a premium within these pop-up windows, I've noticed that in IE extra spacing is placed above and below the Form elements, but in Netscape this spacing does not appear. To see what I mean you can go to the following URL where a window will pop-up displaying a demo of the page in question -

http://www.pan3sixty.co.uk/colleges/colleges.htm.

You will see that in between the main image and the smaller scrolling images there is a white space. However, if you view this same demo in Netscape the white space isn't there. The problem is that if I put in an extra table row below the main image to create the white space for Netscape, the white space is going to be too high in IE.

I realise this is gonna be a browser issue but does anybody have any ideas how I can get the page to look the same in both IE and Netscape??

 

[Boomerang]

Hi Madhouse,

Set the margins of the form to a few pixels like:

set top and bottom at once
<form name=&quot;SlideShow&quot; style=&quot;margin:2px&quot;>
set top and bottom at separately
<form name=&quot;SlideShow&quot; style=&quot;margin-top:2px; margin-bottom: 3px&quot;>

Hope this helps,
Erik <-- My sport: Boomerang throwing !!
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