Bare with me, working on the Header

Ah, nice! Good to see you made it, SFAM!

Thanks! I’m almost there! I got to figure out how to remove the spaces, which only seem to show up on the home page and the page views.

While you’re at it - could you reconsider the page title? I mean, I’d recommend putting cyberpunkreview.com first, because this way, when the site is bookmarked, it says “~ the most complete cyberpunk site on t…” in Firefox, for example.

Yeah, the page title is a function of the template…not sure what It does this. I need to find the place where it calls out the title and loads it that way in order to reverse them. This is one of the MANY little cleanups I need to do. You’ll notice that with your graphic, it comes up perfect on the individual review pages, but has gaps on the home page and the nav pages (movies by decade, for instance). Also the movies listed at the bottom of the reviews are sorted by review date instead of alphanumerically. This too needs correction.

If you want to clear both spaces on the top and the bottom of header image, just remove and tags that come before and after your header image in html code. tag is used to create paragraphs and has its own margins and paddings. Removing the tag you’re gonna get rid of that space. If you need help you can ask me.

Turns out “HTML code is ON” on commets. It swallowed tags which I’ve written in previous comment.
Correction:
If you want to clear both spaces on the top and the bottom of header image, just remove “p” and “/p” tags that come before and after your header image in html code. “p” tag is used to create paragraphs and has its own margins and paddings. Removing the tag you’re gonna get rid of that space. If you need help you can ask me.

Hi Terminal Reality, thanks for the comments.

If I were dealing with simple HTML code, this would be no problem. Instead I have like 5 CSS tagsets and about 10 php files to look through to figure out where its occuring. These pages are rendered, they aren’t static. I don’t know that the paragraph tag causes that much space, but I’ll play around with it (I remember where this is). My fear is that its one of the other specifications called out in the style sheets which are then further detailed in the php pages. I say this because, if you look at the page with the comments (this page) instead of the front page, the spacing is perfect, but the “p” tag is still there.

BTW, I compared main and comment page’ source codes. Comment page’ code is beginning with “a” tag not with “document type definition-DTD”.

Yep, this is to make the “back to top” function on the single pages work. I don’t think this will affect things though. I think this has something to do with different styles being called out on the home page and nav pages than is called out on the single movie reviews.

Hi Terminal, turns out it was a combination of the “P” tag and a change to one of the styles. The “p” tag ended up affecting both pages, but I had a workaround (a minus padding value) that seemed to work on the single pages, but not on the home page. I’ve fixed things so that my workaround is no longer necessary - looks better now!

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Wow, hacking has really went down the tubes if defacing now = leaving a comment on a comment board.