Hi

I'm developing an e-commerce website that will be integrated into a software package called Actinic. Because the software has to use tables for the genrated content, I'm unable to develop a pure XHTML page - therefore I've had to settle for a combination of DIVs for header and footer of page, with a basic table for the generated content.

THE PROBLEM:

When this test page is viewed in Firefox or Opera, there's a gap between the bottom search bar and the orange copyright footor.

Can anybody spot my CSS mistake? Can I get away with using Clear:Both CSS for stacking footers? or do I need to use some other kind of fix? Am a little puzzled while it's displaying fine IE but not Firefox.

To view the website code

http://www.mediamole.net/vivanco/mastertemp/index.html

I hope somebody can help.

Many thanks

G



Gaz

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Gaz

Looks like default margin on the search <form> element, set margin: 0;

Regards,
Rich

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Hi

Thanks for your help. That did the trick. I always forget about FORM element settings!

Many thanks

Garry

Gaz