Frames and blank spaces on html

Former Member · June 2003

hi, im back with another html question!
I got a frame page and i want the email button to appear at the bottom of that frame with blank spaces in between. I have tried the " " tag but it does it in pixels only and i want quite a large space.
anyone care to help l'il old me??

Former Member · June 2003

I'd help, but I have no real idea what you mean.

Don't use blank gifs or for positioning, use style sheets. You could create a space around something with

<div style="padding : 2px;">
... your stuff here ...
</div>

Former Member · June 2003

Blank spaces in between what? There is no " " tag - what are you talking about?

Former Member · June 2003

not sure what you mean but would putting it in a table not help

Former Member · July 2003

ok, basically ive got a left hand frame
at the top of this frame, ive got a logo and then a sentence of text.
the site is currently under construction so i just want to put something up there temporararily(SP?)
i have an email link at the bottom of this same frame but i want it to go at the very bottom of this frame with nothing in between it and the top sentence.
Ive tried using "<BR>" for new lines, but i was wondering if there's an easier way??

basically:
<HTML>
etc etc

text
i want this area to be blank by about 10 lines

email button

</HTML>

hope this can help u to help me! thanks

Former Member · July 2003

Stick everything in tables:

<html>
<head>

<title>title</title>

</head>

<body>

<table border="0" width="100%" height="92%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr><td align="center">

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">

CONTENT

</table>

</td></tr>

<table border="0" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr><td align="center">
<a href=mailto:someone@somewhere.com><img src="email.gif" border="0" alt="Email me!"></a>
</td></tr>

</body>
</html>

Former Member · July 2003

Just do this

<div>
<a href="blah blah" title="Click here to email me"><img src="yourbutton.gif" height="00" width="00" border="0" style="padding : 100px;">
</div>

Former Member · July 2003

Originally posted by Pliskin
I just went dead quick through this topic, so pardon me if I'm completely off track.. But could this be achieved with the non-breaking space thingy?

If I'm way off the pace, forgive me. I flew through the message.. :rolleyes:

edited to cuss at the fact my & n b s p; thingy didn't work.. should be all one 'word'

It *could* but it *shouldn't*.

Frames and blank spaces on html

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