Re: master page issue

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Check your content area, esp. on the pages causing problem. While white space should not be an issue, it is a thing to check.

Can you place content a precise distance from the borders or other elements? Certainly. In CSS, you can use relative or absolute positioning. If you want to go the CSS route, it is easier if everything is in DIV tags, but a mixture of tables and CSS is not a bad thing.

To do what you desire, have your menu in a DIV and the entire "content" in a DIV and set the margin to the side where the menu sits. 200 px seems awfully large to me, so you must be aiming for higher resolution. I prefer fluid layouts.

BTW: A great way to set up a site is using the Expression Web Designer templates. If nothing else, they are a great learning exercise for CSS.

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Gregory A. Beamer
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"igotyourdotnet" <igotyourdotnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:C5FE7E37-82D0-4194-BF9B-3A1C4D72CCF1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I'm using a master page on in my web app, When I navigate from page to page
within my app, the header of my master page gets bigger like there is a break
<br> in the code, but this happens on some pages and not all.

I'm using a table in my master page and i checked and double checked the
HTML tags for any opening tags without and ending tag and nothing, or a misc
break in there <br> and nothing. what could be causing this?

also is there a way to set the margin of the content section of the master
pages?
for example, I want my content page controls about 200 pixels away from my
side nav menu.

.



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