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So I just inserted radicore into a pre-existing website [message #1362]

Wed, 04 June 2008 13:50

cpscdave
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Registered: June 2006

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Process was fairly easy with once exception.
After I had copied all the html into custom.detail1.xsl the spacing of the website had been pushed off entirely.

After a day and a half of trying to fix the spacing I finally stumbled across the issue.

All the website <img> tags in the original site were not terminated properly, and this cause xslt parse errors. So I went through and changed them to be <img ... />

This apparently causes FF and IE6 (not sure about IE7 or Safari) to implicitly add a newline after the image, and thusly throw off the spacing of the webpage.

Solution is to add style="display: block" to the img tag and it show fix the spacing.

I found the solution here:

Hoping this will help someone avoid the same time waste that I went through Smile

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Re: So I just inserted radicore into a pre-existing website [message #2357 is a reply to message #1362]

Mon, 09 November 2009 10:20

tivamill
Messages: 1
Registered: November 2009

Junior Member

Wasting a day and a half is not that bad at all compared to what I have wasted.  I never figured out how to fix the spacing. And the more I hate myself when the solution is as simple as adding style="display: block" to the img tag. Huh! That's life indeed...continuous learning and searching will show us the way. Another point is that experiences must always be shared to help others. Bless you cpscdave!

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