Hi I am building a site for a course and frankly the tutors are hopeless. There
advice to start again!. I wish to avoid this if I can. On some not all pages
one or two lines again not every line overlap. It must be to do with the
content container but not sure what. If it helps to have a look the site is
http://www.juliashipley.com I really would appreciate and help I really don't
think it would help starting again I may well make the same mistake! Many
thanks Julia

Which pages have the problem?

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"Juliamay" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi I am building a site for a course and frankly the tutors are hopeless.
> There
> advice to start again!. I wish to avoid this if I can. On some not all
> pages
> one or two lines again not every line overlap. It must be to do with the
> content container but not sure what. If it helps to have a look the site
> is
> http://www.juliashipley.com I really would appreciate and help I really
> don't
> think it would help starting again I may well make the same mistake! Many
> thanks Julia
>

Hello,

I see it in IE7. It's sporadic and changes as you scroll up and down.

This may help:

Change this:

#content p {
font-size: 85%;
line-height: 1;
margin-right: 5px;
margin-left: 5px;
}

to this:

#content p {
font-size: 85%;
margin: 2px 5px;
}

To get the spacing back between your paragraphs like in the original layout,
just return at the end of each one to add <p>&nbsp;</p> between.

I hope that helps.

Take care,
Tim

"Juliamay" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi I am building a site for a course and frankly the tutors are hopeless.
> There
> advice to start again!. I wish to avoid this if I can. On some not all
> pages
> one or two lines again not every line overlap. It must be to do with the
> content container but not sure what. If it helps to have a look the site
> is
> http://www.juliashipley.com I really would appreciate and help I really
> don't
> think it would help starting again I may well make the same mistake! Many
> thanks Julia
>

>>Hi I am building a site for a course and frankly the tutors are hopeless.

Yes I can relate to that, that's why I skived school and college.

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"Juliamay" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:fo26l9$5ha$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi I am building a site for a course and frankly the tutors are hopeless.
> There
> advice to start again!. I wish to avoid this if I can. On some not all
> pages
> one or two lines again not every line overlap. It must be to do with the
> content container but not sure what. If it helps to have a look the site
> is
> http://www.juliashipley.com I really would appreciate and help I really
> don't
> think it would help starting again I may well make the same mistake! Many
> thanks Julia
>

Tim You are a life saver that appears to have done the trick. Thank you so much
you have saved me a lot of work have you ever thought of treaching. I can't
believe they told me to start again 30 seconds doing what you said and I am
away again. The only other thing with the site is a couple of images in teh
header are not showing in IE it looks ok because if you don't know they are
there it just says the name. Any idea. Thanks again God bless Julia

Hello,

I would try getting rid of the spaces and odd characters (!) in your image
file names.
There's a space between banner and copy which is converted to %20.

This one: banner%20copy.jpg
I would change to:
bannercopy.jpg

ummm...Now that I type that, you might want to change the name to not
include the word banner as some software (Norton's, I believe is one) won't
display those in websites.

I would definitely change this image name:

!cid_000601c83be5$bf6eac30$0300a8c0%40AcerAspire.g if

to something like dove.gif

It's just good practice to not use spaces and odd characters in file names.

Happy to help with the line issue.

Take care,
Tim

"Juliamay" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:fo2j88$i1t$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Tim You are a life saver that appears to have done the trick. Thank you so
> much
> you have saved me a lot of work have you ever thought of treaching. I
> can't
> believe they told me to start again 30 seconds doing what you said and I
> am
> away again. The only other thing with the site is a couple of images in
> teh
> header are not showing in IE it looks ok because if you don't know they
> are
> there it just says the name. Any idea. Thanks again God bless Julia
>

Hi Tim I have renamed the two images picture and dove they again look ok in
firefox but in IE the dove box is showing no image other one not showing. Sorry
to trouble you I rally do appreciate your help don't quite know what I would
have done so far with out it thanks. Julia

Hello,

First, make sure both images are uploaded to the server.
I just looked at it in IE and I see the "empty box" for the dove, but
couldn't find the image on the server in the images directory.

Then, change your header to this:

<div id="Header">
<img src="images/picture.jpg" alt="picture" width="400" height="120"
align="right" />
<h1><img src="images/dove.jpg" alt="dove" width="101" height="74"
/><strong>Julia Shipley.Com</strong></h1>
</div>

Notice I removed the <em> tags from within the <h1> tags. IE has some
bugginess with <em> tags in certain situations. (Google IE em bug).
The image appears when the <em> tag is removed.

If you still want your name italicized, then I would suggest you remove the
picture.jpg from within the <h1> tags and use it as a background image on
the Header div. Position it top right, and give the header div a height as
tall as the image.

Take care,
Tim



"Juliamay" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:fo4j0n$lhc$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi Tim I have renamed the two images picture and dove they again look ok
> in
> firefox but in IE the dove box is showing no image other one not showing.
> Sorry
> to trouble you I rally do appreciate your help don't quite know what I
> would
> have done so far with out it thanks. Julia
>

Newsgroup user is right!

Thank you Tim thats done it. A few tweaks and I will let it go. Now to see if I can get the form mail to work!

Thanks again
Julia